l6(o5 1
Boston
1863-I«9a
Boston. Church of the Unity.
Ms.f Bos. Acco\int hook; Boston, I863-I898. Ms. Iv.
Z12 (It) (357p.)
Boston 1863-1889
M8«A|
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Qoulston. E(^ftr4 8
I --:-
-5 •to., on Tmriouo oubjoctai Botton, tto.
1863-1889. f ■. (7 p.)
Boston
1863-1881
Boston. Grace Methodist Episcopal Church.
Ms.f Bos. Records of baptisms, marriages, and
Z8 membership; Boston, I863-I88I. Ms. 2 v.
(ca. 200 p.)
Boston
1863-1880
Fitz, E C
Ms.Am. 6 A.NN.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston,
lUOO etc., 1863-1880. 6 s. ( 6 p.)
Boston
1863-1872
Boston. Hanover Street Methodist Episcopal
Ms.f Bos. Church.
Z 5 Membership list; Boston, 1863 - 1872 . Ms. Iv.
( 225 p.)
Includes a brief history of the church at
end (p.219-231*)
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Ms .
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[Boston] . — 1863-1876
Folsom, C. W. (Charles William), 1826-
1904 .
Papers, 1863-1876.
ca. 28 items (in folder) ; 26 x
38 cm.
Most of the material bears a
stamp which reads: "Estate of Charles
W. Folsom^ May 10, 1905.
SUMMARY: Supplementary memoranda
of incomplete drainage for districts
in and around Boston (8 p.); tables
of approximate areas of marshy and
high lands in the Metropolitan
District (1876) ; Lists of street
(Continued
next
card)
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1904. — Papers ... (Card 2)
gradients in Boston neighborhoods;
one ALS (mutilated, signature
illegible) 1863 Aug. 27.
1. Land use--Ma ssachusetts-“
Boston Metropolitan Area. 2. Marshes-
-Massachuse11S--BOSton Metropolitan
Area. 3. Drainage--Massachusetts--
Boston Metropolitan Area. I. Boston
(Mass.). Parks and Recreation Dept.
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Bostor
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I 1863-1869
Ooql<tonj Th ertsm Hlrahfl iild_
A,LL,S» to her huaband Edward S» Ooulatont Boaton. ato.
1863-1869. (1 box) t » .
iett«rs deal vlth their eoartehlp and aarrlaf^.
1« Coortahlp.
2. Marriaga.
I» Qoulaton, Edward S
Boston 1863-1866
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[18G5]-’New Loyid Publication Society^ _ *Ca b 25>22,S
“ 18r6 '1 * “ ' •
'[Boston.] Broadsides with manuscript letters ana other
material [on the Civil T,ar,etc.]. Given In part by Charles
Eliot Norton and arranged by Thomas Tracy Bouv6, 1905.
5 V.
T.icse publications were Issuea at Irregular Intervale.
Charles kllot Norton edited then until about no. 290, except
nos. 205-218 which were edited by J.B. Thayer. This set In-
cluues nos. 1-231, 294, 299-315, 517-526; also nos. 2B, 12B &
C, 133, 55B, BOB, 70B, and two copies of no. 144, aatea
Dec. 4 & IB, 1863; also 52 unnumbered broausiues, etc. 108
autograph letters, Inclualng 15 circular letters with manu¬
script answers, are Insertcu, Uost of tiiese letters are to
Charles Ulot Norton. 31^^J.!i. Forbes, 5 from Eaward
Uuinson, 6 from J.B. Thaj^B from W.B. Kogers and 2 from
Gov. Anurww
Boston
1863-1865
Boston. Recruiting Committee of Ward 9 .
Ms.qAm. Records of the Recmiting Committee of Vard.
2131 9 ; Boston, 1863-1865. Ms.S. (Robert B. Lin¬
coln, secretary) 36 p.
Boston 1863-1861+
, Ma.Ai. Sawuel. 1P10.1P99.
Il4li9
A.NN. on statuB of varloua Liberator subscriptionsj
eBoston, 32 s.
I libarator, Boston.
1
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Boston
1863
R-B
BLS
Ms .
213
Boston. Public Latin School.
Notice of student's admission to
school. Boston : [s.n.], 1863.
Is. (Ip.) ; 21 cm.
Filled out in ms. for Otis Norcross.
l..Norcross, Otis. I.T.
RG90-532219
MRG90-532219
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Boston 1863
H B.Th.
U
( 30 )
Ms.D.S.t Account fop nltoratlona of the National Xhoatrai
Boaton, 1863. 1 a. (1* p.)
i
i
Boston
1863
Ms.Am.
1400
(552)
Hammer, E C
A.L.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston, I863.
Is. (ip.)
Boston
1863
.1863.^ aarah }I _
To dear frlendi"
^ fAf 0»^
Vol.31
No.61
• (Boaton)* * ixmounoea a Baating to be held on Ifcirch 3d in be¬
half of the 64th (colored) regiment, •it la propored to aupply
thia new regiment with thoae neoeaaariea which art not given
^ Government** and to do for it what frienda have done for
'*aoldier8 from a more fortunate olaaa.**
A.L.S. 4p. 6x6 in.
Boston 1863
I
.1863?. Sw^XX*y, Wr«. Pho#b» _ __ V»«A*9.2
VoX.4
To Ann ChnpiAn No*40
cBostonts Tho wrltor toXXo about hor Ufa linoo last saeing
tha addrassaa. Har husband, Qaorea, mls in tha Union army
I bal ora thay wara marrlad. Says tha Abolitionists are inaot-
Iva. ftentlons liBS's invasion ot PsnnsyXaanln and Got. Cur-
tln*s oaXX for ToXuntaars, Har us>and is with tha Naw York
Tribuns. Crltiolfss England for attitude toward tha South.
A*L.S. f p. 8 X b in.
Envelops included
Boston 1863 jan. t
18«S
Jan 7
Browne, Caueten, 1828-iso9. hoi .dm m
To Cbarlae Folsom.
[Boston.] Wants the translations of the French specifIca-^
tlons [no further particulars] as soon as possible. A.L.S.
Ip. 5 5/4x5 1/4 in.
I
Boston 1863 Jan. ih
1865 Browne, Caueten, 1828-1309.
Jan 14
To Charles Folsom.
[55 School St. (Boston),] Asks him to call at his office
tlie next day; Is In great straits for the translations,
I A.L.S, Ip, 6x6 1/4 In,
i
Boston 1P63 Jan. l6
• 1363
16 Jan.
:*g^.^-SR.mu.e Jr,^_lllOrlJL99i. mjnlster._ M s.1.6
Yol.9
To lllchard Davis Viebb * '^o.5B
cBostona In a previous letter(Jan.3,1363), Mr. ’.Vebb asked
"how it happens that nora an^er has been shown to England,
for refusinc to intorfore with your affairs, than with rrarioe
which proposed to do so.” The writer thought that ATjorlcans
had a ri^^ht to expect better treatment fron a nation so close¬
ly allied in race and oultare. Discusses the Morrill tariff.
Praises the lUinohester Address to the President, Asks :.r.
V/obb to have Jen. ^iutler’s I'arewell Address to the People of
hew Orleans and his speech at ..'ew York publTsWcf in hail''
::eY;s. -^
A.h.i. 4pp, 5x8 in.
Boston?: 1863 Jan, 28
_ 1063 _
The Antics lave H ® ® _
28 dan.
Invitation
Vol.9
Ko.u7
I.Soaton?* An InviUtioA to the 29th Subscription Anniversary
I Printed document. Ip. 6x8 in.
• I
Boston 1863 Feb. 9
dees]
Feb 9
i r>i SOM MS^
TTiUli. Trilliam^ 1794-1870* _
To Charlea * Folsom*
[Parkor House, Boston.] Proposes two dedications* Comments
on the dispute between (Charles Greely] Lorinj; and [Edward
Wilkins] Fields* A.L.S* 3p* 6x5 in*
Intends the dedications for A History of the Law, the
Courts, and the Lawyers of ?laine , Portland, 1863.
t'or the controversy discussed seei C orrespondence on the
Presen t Relations betwor n Gr eat Britain and the iJnited St^es
"jFAnorica , Boston, 1GC3.
Boston 1^63 Feb. Ik
Ms .Am.
(7U)
Puller^ Rich ard Kredcrick^ 182U* __ _ _
A.L.S. to J.N* Qotondorf coiicernlng Margaret Fuller*e
correspondence with him; Boston^ li^ Feb. 1863* Is#
(2 p.)
^ 0# n # Qf)0
4
Boston 1S63 Feb. it
_18g3_ I !Ay^.SainttfU 181Q-IB99^miniltar __
Vol.9
I To Hiohard Davis Webb '’o.«5
I
I sBostoQa The writer was hlchly pleased by the news of the
I great Anti^Slavery laeeting in London on January 29th« Attaokf
I the London Ti^s. Praises John Bright, Franois WillUn Newman
I and other English Abolitionists. Complaint of the depreda*
! tions of the ’’pirate Alabama.**
jA.L.S. 4pp« 7 3/4 X 10 in.
i
I
Boston 1P63 March 3
_ Qurriaon^ ffillitM Lloyd> lflQ6«ia7a
5 Mir.
• To Oliver Jotmaon
Vol.6
No .64
• Dostona Looked for the enlistnent reoord of James lathrop^
but found nothing. Thanks 0. J. for a oarte de vlait e. Says
ha discussed the Idea of a trip to Eng la nd w 1th TT. Phi 11 Ips,
-a great Increase in Anti-Slavery sentiment having taken
place there, thd^ on an earlier occasion^ urged Oerrlt Smith
to nake the trip. V. D. Conway Is trying to raise enpugh
money to pay for a trip to England In April. W.L.G. does not
v^nt to go to England at someone else*s expense. *tentlons
**a plan for the benefit of George Thompson .••” Three of his
family have been sick with incipient d Iphtherla,-Vi'endell,
Fanny and Frank.
A.L.s. 6 p. 6 X 6 in.
Boston 1863 March h
. 1863 _
4 Vkr.
To Ann (Bitoa) Weiton "Mrt.Wnrron Tfeiton"
I Boston. Aolmowlodgmont of * gift of olothlnr for
inon •
A.N.S* 4p* 5 1/4 X 4 la.
Vol.51
No.46
the ^freed-
Boston 1863 March 10
laos
Atxr 10
ilasog, Poweli^ i7di-1867; lawyer.
HU.SvJM Mi8.
To Charles folsoji.
IBostog. J Ahaaics him for procarin^ a copy of *-iveniore*B
Historic^ Research # Ip. 8x5 in.
Boston 1863 March H
1865 BrotMie, Cauettn, 1826-^90^ ^ foLsovi ms5
Mar ii
To Charles Folson.
[Boston.] ftants a duplicate of hie affidavit to the
LeFauchrux translations. a.L.S. Ip. 65/4x5 V4 in.
Boston 1863 March ik
1863
14 Ifeir
frianda of tht 64th Rflciaant of Ifcga ,yQluntotri
Subscription Lavas
Vol.31
No .60
.^•ton. AoDouno6B>nt of a maatlne to aupply the raalnant
with an outfit like that of othar Raglnanta from thla State**
Printed D. Ip. 63/4x6 In.
Boston 1B63 March l8
1063 .
10
Hunt, a,H»
To Inn (fiptoa) Cotton "Krt.TSarron Weiton**
Vol.31
^ 0.51
«Bofton» Raoolpt for '^exoallont hospit&I ttores**
A«DaS« Ip* 4 b/S X 8 1^2 in*
Th« lattor-head roads t United Statoo Sanitary Conrlioion,
Office of the N*E* Honen'a An'llinry Aeaooiation*
Boston 1863 March 20
Mi.A.A.2 Fr#aoh| Henryk_
p.52
A«L,S« to D»L« Child on tiyer Meadow
20 Mar. 1863. 1 a. (3 p.)
oaaei [BeetonT]
!• Child, David Lee, 179i
Boston 1863 March 2h
Ks.ibi.
“ 354 '“ !
Wiggleaworth, Thonaa
A.L.3. to CbarXos ^ITt regarding tuqtald rant} Boston,
24 Kar. 1863. 1 s. (1 p.)
Boston 1^63 March 26
1865 Browne, Cf^uBten^ ^82^“ld09«
Mar £6
To Charles folBom,
FOLSOM MW.
[Boeton,] Needs still another sworn copy of the LeFaucheux
specification. A.L.S. Ip, 81/4x51/4 in.
Boston 1?63 April 1
1863 Howo, Scumial. Gridlay. X80X-1676j author* _ Ch P 6*60
Apr 1
Letter to ?
Will ha pamit Mias Pratt to uaa tha
catalogue and to have auoh books as sha wishasT A«L«S« lp«
81/4x6 In.
Boston
Ms.Am.
ll»00
(I27i+)
1863 Apr. it
Chamberlain, Mellen, I82I-I9OO.
A.L.S. to George H. Blake; Boston, h Apr.
1863. Is. (Ip.)
Boston 1863 April 6
6 Apr*
Ar ria on ^ WilllAn Llayd^ 18Q6»187fl
To Samaal Joseph May
JkJUlU
Vol.6
No *65
• Rostona Hoard from S. May Jr* that T* D* Bold lectured In
Syracuse. Fonmrde an Invitation from the Executive Commit¬
tee to ^eld to speak at the approaching anniversary meeting
of the American Anti-Slavery Society. Criticises the conduct
of the Civil 'Var* Is not surprised that the Proclanation of
Emancipation has had ao little effect. Renarks on the prev¬
alence of prejjudice apainst color in the North. "The mild¬
ness of the past winter fas anything but favorable to the
general health." "‘Aunt* C>mrlotte Coffin calls to see us
freouently, and is now at Djx Place 'as usual* assisting wife
..." Praises 0. Thompson's^ '
Slavery cause in England.
A.L.s. 4 p. 8x6 in.
^orts !n behalf of the Anti-
Boston: I863 April 7 '
>te. A,l, 2
Andr Ua Joh n Alb iop _^_
A«L«8* to V.UQarriooni Boston, 7 April 1863*
Z« (krrison, Villiaa Uo;
3-1879.
Boston 1863 April 8
Iflfig-
Apr 6
Abbot# Uoiifcnij
siaoia
3^c
To ChaiXcre folioa*
[Bo£tOD.] Ibinka if Folaoa vlll reaa Dr« WhlU'a article
Liuin he vrlli flnu only a olfference of opinion* The
I i4;ht of the under^rauimte. funilty to recoauaend eeasures
to the Corpora.tlon has now been extended to all the faculties.
Cannot cay ahat vill be the result of such a change*
m*L*S* 4p* 7 5/4 X 5 in*
Boston
1863 April 8
Ms. Am.
lUOO
(li+M
Brewster, John M , Jr.
A.N.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston, 8 April
1863. Is. (Ip.)
f,
Boston:
1863 Apr. 9
tTJT
p.23
M alanM, John AlMoa ___
A.L.S. to V.XMOorrloon} Boaton, 9 Apr* 1863.
X. OmiaoD, VlUlu Uo|^|805-1879.
Boston 1?63 April 10
[1865] Brotine, Caueten, 1828-1909.
Apr 10
To Charles Folsom.
j [55 School St, (Boston),] Has heard tli&t Folsom has read In
a French Yiork a scrlptlon of the different parts of the
"culesee," and wants to see him fui’tlier about it, ji,L.S,
Ip. 6 1/4x5 1/4 in.
Boston 1863 April lo
1B63 _ i rilliEm Lloyds IQQSrIBZa
10 Apr.
To Bllsabith (Biaio) Niohol
Vol.6
Ko.67
«Ho8toQ3 A letter introduoing Monoure D* Conway^ a Virginian
and the author of The Rejected Stone and The Oolden Hour *
Critloleea the English f^oTjernmsnt for permitting the oonstr-
uotlon of oommeroe raiders for the Confederacy, and praises
the popular English demonstrations af^lnst Slavery. Fears a
war with England. Asks lYs • N. If shs Is ever oomlng to Am¬
erica. Sends cartes de vislte .
A.L.s• 4 p. 8x5 in.
Boston 1863 April 11
io65 Broine* Caueten, Jl8:?3-ld09. . roj.soM
Apr 11
To Charles Folsom*
j [Boston.] Wants to see him on a matter preliminary to
his deposition in "the pistol case." A.L.S. Ip.
81/4x51/4 In.
Boston 1863 April
_i(3C_3_
Apr 14
Foleom, Charier, 1794-1871.
I v'LSDM .MS8«
To Charles Creoiy Lorinf,.
[Boston.] Liberates $150.00 pledged as a loan, as he has
"roiaedled what evil he coolc.” Feels as much good lias
been done as if the transaction had been completed. A.L.S.
Ip. 8x5 in.
Draft.
Boston 1863 April 15
Amory, Thomas Cbffin, I§ 12 -l 889 .
Ms.Am. A.L.S. to Mellon Chamberlain; Boston, 15
lUOO April 1863. Is. ( 2 p.)
m
Boston
1863 April 16
Ms. Am.
2401
( 3 )
Pike, Marshall
A.L.S. to Mrs Gove sending her Col.
Gove's helt and verses on the Col.; Boston,
16 April 1863. Is. ( 2 p.)
I
I
Boston 1863 April 20
166? _i Jroiine, .Cftiietoo* i818-ld09. _
/pr 20 I
I To Charles Folsoro.
* [Boston.] Aslcs him to see Judge Curtis ”la regard to
: pistols.** The LeFaucheux translations aust be completed
^ this week. A.L.S. Ip. 6x5 1/4 in.
I
I
I
Boston 1863 April 23
1863 Br«y« J
23 April
To Capt. Sanuol Smith
Ua. I.1.3
[BostoxO Instruotiona to sell oodfiah assigxxed to TTest
Indies and to bring baok good ooffee.
Boston 1S63 April 25
1865 Kimball, Moses, 1610-l895j phll'inthroplst. Ch J 2.6?
Apr 25
To P.y«.Chandler (Peleg V.'hltmon ?)
[Boston, Mass. ] Realizes that the authorities of the Insti¬
tutions may not look favorably on the new Board of Charities.
Therefore he recommends an amendment to the Bill, and ;»lve 5
tho exact y/ordlnp; of the changes which ho su^^rosto. A.L.S.
3p. 8x5 In.
Boston 1863 April 27
1863 Kimball, Moses, 1810-1395; philanthropist. Ch J 2.81
Apr 27
To P.T/.Chandler (Poleg Y/hltraan ? )
[Boston, Mass.] Suggests one last ch*inge in the Bill of the
Board of Charities in the wording of a phrase respecting the
duties of the Secretary of the Board. A.L.S. Ip. 8x5 in.
Boston 1863 April 29
1065 Brotm©, Caueten, 1828-1909.
Apr 29 I
To Charles f'olsom.
[Boston.] Wants the translations the next morning If they
are flnishea. Would like to see Becherclie’s definition
of ’^culasse.” A.L.B. Ip. 8 1/2x5 1/4 In.
Boston 1863 April 29
125
(24)
M^asaohusattf Hi sto rloal Soola^.» _ __
BnpraTsd fora^ flllad out in ms*, signod (Hobart Wlnthrop,
6to*)t AoHnowlod^ont of gift of Amorioan Antl-Sla^ary Sooie-
tyj Boston, 29 Apr* 1865* 1 s* (l p*}
Boston 1B63 May 5
1863
6 Muy
Oarrli on, WillUm Uoyd, ie06>lS79
To Olirer Johnson
WiJUL,!
Vol.6
No.58
• BoatoQs Tails of his plnns for ths nnnlTsrsary nsotines*
" 1 do not wish or intsnd to nrsikB sny spseoh during the meet*
ings. Personally^ I am tired of • pesoh-rraking •••" Names
ths speakers for the meetings i T* D« Weld^ cJ. R.Ts Sloans f
R# Purvis j T. Tilton and W. Phillips. Oerrit Smith donated
$100 to the American Anti-Slavery Society. Rennrks on the
great popularity of Anna E. Dickinson. Dr. 0. B. Cheever may
offer a prayer at the opening of the meeting. The Conmittoe
investigating the condition of the colored people wants cJ.
V. W .?3 Yerrinton *’to report prooeedings, in New Orl¬
eans. Does not want his cam^^noluded in the call of the
Progressive Friends* meeti^^Bv. Phillips is not going to
England.
A.L.s . 4 p. R X 5 in.
Boston 1S63 May 6
1%3 Holine#, Olwr l*ind«n, 1809-18%. _
’'ay 6 X.t.S. to (Abram Edaands OuttorlJi [Boaton] 6 May 1863*
i it (2 pp.)
I
I. Cattar, Abram Edmanda,
i-1900,
Boston
INt
•D.162
.1
V.40
1863 • May 9
Edvfard Everett
A«L«S, to George Ticknori Boston, 9 May 1863«
Boston 1863 May 10
* ^ • A ♦ 1«2
p.28
Sargentj Henrietta> 176$-1671 >
letter toBi Boston, 10 1863.
Boston 1863 May 12
1865 Bi-oiine, Causten, 1820-1909. roi.:.()M mxs.
May 12
To Charlee f'olsou.
■ [Boston,] Tiill take his final deposition the next day.
Asks him to bring Kr, Smith's copy of the drawing, A,L,S,
Ip, 7x6 1/4 In,
!
• i
Bostcjn 1B63 May 13
-. [1363._ LF()l£.>iaj .,Cearte_MclIofta»_LB;jdLS8:;»_^_
:i&y IS] I
To Ciuiriee Folsoa.
[Boston.] Informs hia of tho tine when the
and the position of his seat. A.N.S. Ip.
fi^ned ”Ceo."
curtain rises
^ X 4 in.
Boston 1863 May ik
I Botton« New Trtaont Theater* Folaoa Add» 12
Printad progran for perfomanoM at New Tranont Thaatart
Paul Juignat'a French Dranatio Co* in ”La Joia Fait Paur”
and "Daux Hommea du Nord.** Boetcn^ Hi May [18637] 1
(U p.)
Bostjon 1^63 May 15
lt)63 Folsosi, CharioE, 1794-1871..
May lo
To CauBten Brovme. .
[Boston.] Returns the ticket and the book and tolls him
iiow much the eveiiln^. was enjoyed. A.L.S. kp» 8 l/i: x
7 1/4 in.
Draft.
Boston 1863 May l6
1863 Fuller, ?ioher8 Frederlok, 1824-1869. Ho.94 la *0.61.7.2
Uky 16 Thomas Poiinant DArton
! [Boston] Hopes to bs able to ssouro photograph of
Alger* Reports on efforts to seoure first Boston edition
of Shatespeare, and refers to articles by Oeorge Lunt in
the Boston Transcript on Shakespeare#
A#L#s# 2 pp# 9 5/4 X 7 5/4 in#
Boston 1863 May l8
lees Aieer. vinua RounMiviii*, iea2-i9oe.
May 18 To [Richard nrederlokj Fldlar
[BostonJ Will ha^i) photograph shortly to
Barton*
A.I.8* 1 p« 33/4x6 1/4 in*
0.61.7,1_
no. 16
sand for [T* P*]
Boston
1863 May 18
Stephenson, J
v,32
p.30
Letter to Mars® ^'-Siry > 41 /; Boston, 18 l^ay I 863 ,
^
Boston 1863 May 26
Ms.Am. Phllllpj. Wend#ll, ieil«l8Mi.
A«N«S« to Smiel Josoph May amounolng death of
hla brother Gremrlllei c Boston? 26 May 1863»
1 8. (3 p.)
I«May, Samuel Joseph^ 17
Boston: I863 May 29
I
29 '^y
liTi.
rranois
To yrs, Lydia !Zaria Child
Y 0 I .9
No.77
«3o8tona Th« writer said he back fron Viashlncton too late
to 1^0 to the Aniiivorsury and the Meeting. Send® hie contribu¬
tion.
A.L.S. Ip. 6x9 in.
Boston 1863 June 1
.im.
1 June
gfcrriSQnf Mfilliim Lloyd
To Sanniel Joeoph Vky
Vol.6
No. 60
• Bostona Repots 3. J. M.*8 eudden departure. Dieouseei
plane for a visit to Syraousa. Gives his itinerary.
A.L.s. 4 p. 8x5 in.
Boston 1863 June h
1865 Brovme, Cuusten, 19*^8-1909.
June 4
lo Charles Folsom.
roi.soM sm.
[Boston.] W&nts the French documents which Jud£e Curtis
asked Folsom to lnveBti£ate. A.L.S. Ip. 6 1/4 x 5 1/4 In.
R-B
MSS
Ms .
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Boston, 1863 June 8
Franklin Club (Boston, Mass.).
Letter, 1863 June 8.
1 item (2 p.) in folder ; 26 x 38
cm.
SUMMARY: Letter
Club to the City of
gift of $1000 to the
includes the text of
acceptance.
1. Boston Public
Boston (Mass.) Board
from Franklin
Boston offering
Public Library
the City’s
Library. I.
of Alderman.
a
MRGRRBKM
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Boston 1863 June l8
Mfl.An, ! %ker^ Wllllaw P
11<1 I
A,N,3, to Capt, Qeorpo A, Shaw sending clothing
, charged to Henry W, Sawyer; Boston, 10 June 1063. 1 8.(1 p,!
1. H.3.—HlsV^lvll war
2. Sawyer, Henry W
I. Shaw, George A
Boston 1863 July 5
1663_' flfcrrl»on, ITUllfta HnyiL
6 July.
To «Samuel Joseph *hya
Mi .A.1.1
Vol.6
No.61
cBontona Invites the addressee to visit him. Will publish
a letter from Joshua P. Blanchard to the addressee in the
Liberator.
A.L.a. 4p. 8x5 in.
Boston 1863 July 7
...1963 _ 1910-18991 mial*t«r_
7 July
-
Vol.9
!’o • 96
To niohard Davit Webb
•BottoQa The writer tends photographs of Wendell Phillips*
Rejoioet over the surrender of Vicksburg and the battle of
Gettysburg. Expects further defeats of the Confederate Army
near Winchester. Would like to know the reaction of the
British pro-slavery party. Attacks Napoleon's activities in
fiexioo* Praises Gen* Uebde* Ventions the Alexandra case and
the Polish situation*
A*L*S* 4pp. 4x6 in.
Boston}
Ms.Am.
1825
( 1 )
1863 July 7
Sanborn, Franklin Benjeunin, 1831-1917.
A.N.S. to Samuel May on contributing cost of
advertising to Anti-Slavery Society, etc.; Boston,
7 July 1863. 1 3. (2 p.)
Boston 1^63 July 13
1863 Curtia, Charles Telham, 1792-1864. ¥OL>ot4 Msji.
July 13 I
To Charloa Folsom.
eBoston.j Has heard that his sons, George and Norton
si'olsomaf may be exempted from «army» servloe because
of near-sightedness. Reminds him that commutation money
oan not be received after the day of rendcEvous, and
exemptions may not be granted before that day. A.L.S.
2p. 71/2x6 In.
)
Boston 1^63 July l4
To Ollvsr Johnaon
■--- 1
Vol.8
No.62
SvSSVSHSSg
I
Boston 1863 juiy 17
' 1 ; r-.-,,;. ■ ^-1 vi.
' w
[ .[ v/id t' rt lurr: 1 } o
V i cori'tjrti'yrr., Cu:. co ' Vho!:. (•?;]; ni.o ni
. 2 ' . 7 o, ■: X r> ir.
Vo l.is Li ‘c c:' V/il2io;.i iliclrl’n-
....
nrooi’s without
rht. A.L.8.
Prescott , Posto.M,
Boston 1863 July 21
■Juiyn
Sabiae> boreuso
aIl. iI5d
To Giaery Twicaeii^ i'reslaeat, bostoa aao Worcoeter Raiirocia*
Boston 1863 juiy 25
JSiJUUl
Vol.fl
No.63
25 July
To Oliver Johxiion
cBoabooia Expreasea hla gratitude for a photograph of T, D.
Weldo Wishaa ho oould haia boon in ProTldonoo with 0. J»
Haa invited Rov. J. W, Msiaslo to the Firat of Auguat oolobrt-
tion at Ablngton. Wo.Phllllpa will not bo able to bo there.
Aaks if there will bo another riot in New York "whan ttw draft
arain comes on." Sympathirea with J. 3. Gibbons and W, P.
Powell in the deatruotion of their property by the mob. Vfen-
doll and Pranky Garrison are stopping in Philadelphia on theii
way to Gettysburg. Joahua Coffin haa been in the aaylum at
Y/oroeater.
A.L.s. S p. 6x5 in.
Aooompaniad by an envelo]^Bfareaaed to Oliver Johnson.
Boston 1863 Juiy 27
i i
r, '
JVM-1 71.
To
rl' 3 i'blso;.,.
[Br'.jtoj., ]
I'-Xpocbs to jO itWfi'* the who In I!.''!'
^ iiial'e
ic ’ <.v.' ’irrar eM*:,!.!. in rejar.i to
A.'
• C . Lf ■
. 0 1/4 X 4 i. .
K .
i'Ofo :
’-4.
to ‘ is Lifo of .Unia.M lilokli:.--
t}i o r Au, u:j t,
tliM proofs,
^ J , b o 3 1 o 1 1 ,
Boston:
1863 ^^6* 5
Ifl63-4p th o r p , R« ab a rt? ^. .R.
5 Aug.
To Ilia8 Beaton
lhJL.9^
Vol.Sl
No. 75
• Boston** Tho writer explains the raiaunderstanding through
which he neglected to acknowledge the **polita attention of
Mrs. Flfleld** in sending a pamphlet sermon of the writer's
ancestor, the Rev. B&at Apthorp. The writer wished to invest!*
gate **how the name of ^Veston got Into the Apthorp family.**
A slater of the writer's father w-aa naraod Frances 'lYeston
Vaughan. Inquires for the date of the addressee's grandfatheik
loss at sea. Wonders if the ship on which the writer's grand¬
parents suffered wreck or capture by pirates in 1771 or 2 was
corunanded ty Captain Weston.
A.L.S. 4p. B X 5 in.
Eliphaa Weston ’’sailed on n ship from Boston to Biltl-
never after heard from.” Cf.
more In 1705, and his vessel'
Weston, Thomas. The Dosoendants of Edmund Weston of Duxbury,
Boston 1863 Aug. 7
Mq.A.l
Phllllpa» Vendcll
v.32.pl*5
Letter to Samuel May; Boston CT3 7 Aug. 1863.
Boston 1863 Sept. 3
AQSJy.
Sep 5
Hale, iflfil-riaflJL ___
To Chai-ies FoIboo.
[Boston,] li’ould like to have the next nuaber of
paper tomorrow, A.L.S. 5p. 65/4x4 1/2 in.
FOLSOM \liS.
Mr, Lor Inti's
Boston
1?63 Sept. 8
p.32
Phmips. Wi>d«U. iail-188lt. _
A.N.3.(Initials) to LysanHor Spoonari
•Boston?* 8 Sspt. 1863, 1 s. (1 p.)
I. Spooner, Lysander, 1808
I
MSS.
Boston 1863 Oct.
^ IS63 —; Tair« , J o hn , 1 7 9 S-l£6i «-
Oot S
To Charles Folsom*
3
• Boston.* Transmits to him a photograph of cBdme Franools*
Jorard to ^»e prosonte^l to the Geographical Society of
Mussaohusetts • A.L.3. Ip. B x 5 in.
Boston
1863 Oct. 8
Hooper, Samuel, l808-l875*
Ms.Am. A.L.S. to Charles Lanman giving autohio-
2395 graphical account; Boston, 8 Oct. I863. Is.
(27) (2p.)
Boston:
1863 Oct. 9
1863 Baooii» 0«orc« A _ _
Got 9
To 1QLlli«Bi Lloyd Oarrlson.
[Botton]
!• OarrlBon, Vllliaa IJ<
o^l^BO I
5-1879.
t.82
p.54
Roston 1863 Oct. 28
Ms •A* 1*2
Sarcent^ C.
v#32
P.?8
Lettar to i^.L.Qarriaon; Boston, 20 Oct 10631
Boston 1863 Oct. 31 i
I
I
Lincoln, Solomon, I838-I9OT• !
Ms.Am. A.L.S. to Charles Lanman enclosing biographical;
2395 sketch of Samuel L. Crocker; Boston, 31 Oct.
( 12 ) 1863. 2 s. ( 3 p.)
Boston 1863
Nov, 5
WillUm
-Ml
Vol.6
No. 64
6 Nov
To Oliver Johnson
• Boitoiij ?lsird from T. Tilton thit 0. J. tnd been near Long;-
wood, Jk. on a visit. Thinloi sormono other tt*n hfmoalf
should write the history of the Anti-Slavery oause. J^ntions
preparations for "the Deoade celebration at Philadelphia."
Corrunents on a photogmph of hineelf. Discusses H. W. toch¬
er’s English tour.
A.L.s. 4 p. 8x 6 in•
1
Boston 1863 Nov. 9
-IMS _likrriiQii^
9 Not.
Vol.6
No.66
To Alfred H. Lot*
■ Bostona Raplias to A. H. L. invitatlcn to laotura a faw
days bafora tha opaning of the Daoada oalabration in Phila¬
delphia. Yf.L.G. is willing to do io proridod J* V. MoKim
agraas. Would like to read A. H. L.'s statement oonoarning
tha drai't.
A.L.a. (Ms. oopy) 4 p. 8x6 in.
Boston 1863 Nov. 10
M8»Aw,
Qttlncjj Elisa Susan^ 1798*168li.
to Mr, Trumbull sending j^otograph^ autography
and other papers of John Quincy Adams; «Bostons
10 Nov. 1863. 1 s. (1 p.)
1. Adams, John Quincy, Pres.U.S.,
I. Trumbull,
I767.I8I48.
Boston
Ms .Am.
iJtOO
(1082)
1863 Nov. 11
Stockwell, Stephen N
A.L.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston, 11
Nov. 1863. Is. (ip.)
Boston 1863 nov. lU
14 Not.
Ckrriion^ Willlta Lloyd» ISOS.lflTfl
To Janat Villar MoKloi
Vol.6
No .66
iBostoHa Disouaiai plana for tha Third Daoada maating. Nanaa
thoaa who will probably gita addraaaaa. "iky wa ba aparad
tha praaanoa of C. W. Danlaoni" Saya t»«t Jaraaa P. Otla ia
tha only ona of tha aignara of tha Doolaration of Santiroanta
who aver rapudiatad ita prinoiplaa. Rafara to A. H. Lova*a
raquaat that W«L«0« laotura in tha Conoart Hall.
A«L«a • 4 p« 8x5 in«
Boston 1863 nov. 22
-lass - tkrrHon, W11H>« Lloyd, lung-lSTa
22 Not.
-Vta.M
Vol.6
No. 87
To OliTor Johnson
• Bostons J. ¥• IfeKin auggostad in a lottar to W.L.O. that
J. ¥• W. Yorrinton should report the proceedings of the Third
iDeoade meotlng for the Herald Tribune . "Will you oonfer with
j Greeley or Osy about it ..." ReYers^to the lecture to be gl-
▼en by W.L.G. by Invitation of A. H. Love. H&s Invited J. R.
Sloane to speak at the Third Decade meeting.
A.L.s • 2 p« 8x6 In.
Boston 1863 Nov. 2 k
Svaner, CburltSf
4«L«S» to VilliaM Llogrd 0«rrl«oii| Boston^ 2U NoToiid>er
1863 1 •• (U p*)
!• ibolitiocilsto*
Boston 1863 Nov. 26
26 Not.
QirrUonf WlllUa Unyd, 11106-1678
To Olivor Johnaon
Vol.6
No.68
• Bostona Thanks 0« J. and ^ Sarah J. Sarin for InTlting
him and his wife to stay with thom^ but they plan to yisit
their nieoe, Anna Percy. W.L.O. discusses insertion of a
notice of the Third Decade meeting in the New York Tribune.
Does not think that H. W. Beooher has treated the Amor loan
Anti-Slavery Society **fairly and raapianimbuely." Notes, that
in his English speeches, he has ignored "the name and serv¬
ices of Goorge Thongs on in our behalf." "P.S. As the Hutoh-
insons cannot be with us, wo shall probably haTre to give up
the idea of mus io at our meetings." Will ask A. L. Cox for
the loan of the parohrient D||^aration of Sentiments.
A.L.s. 4 p. 8x5 in.
Roston 1863 nov. 28
I -Jt.tUnr. H , 1006-1389.
V.32
P.90
Letter to W.L. Oarrlson) Boston^ 28 l^ov. 1863•
Boston 1863 Dec. 1
ilaJUl*!
V.32
p.87
Sumnar, Charlfla,
latter to W.li. Oarrlsoti} Boston^
1 Dec. 1863.
Boston 1863 Dec. 10
i
Kfi.Ani. I Tieknor, O.orge, 179 1-1871.
193(3)
A.L.r. to R[lchar(l] Prothlin{ham) (Boston^) 10 Dec.
[13)63. 1 e. (2 p.)
I Frothlngham, Richard
Boston:
1863 Dec.
Wl
a.33
.33
no.82
Atldaw. Bawnra
to Lorln; )it>od7) Boston,
U Dm 1863.
1 •. (1 p.)
Boston 1863 Dec. 20
JtilllAm Llo yd^ 1BQ6.1B79
V 0 I .6
No«69
20 Doo.
To Olivor John!on
• Bostons Says ho boa enough reporta of the Third Decade mee-
tine to aatiafy the Libarator'a requireoenta• Pralaea Hanry
M. Parkhurat for hia akill in reporting on the meeting. Daa*
oribea Orson 3. Murray, whose recent letter was published in
the Liberator. G. Thompson writes that he will Isaye for Am*
erioa in a month. Says hia oold has become worse since he
got home.
A.L.s. S p. 8 x 6 in.
Aooompanied by an envelope addressed to Johnson.
Dec. 26
- 181 Q«^ 8 ^ 9 | i^inlBtar
26 Deo* I
I Cirouler Letter
V 0 I .9
r/oaoi
I
cBoitona The letter requests the ministers to whom it was
sent to obtain signatures to a petition to Congress on the
subject of Slaveryf from their congregations*
Printed dooument* Ip* 5 x 8 in*
W IS‘i-4
Boston
1864-1884
Ms. 2927
Ellis, Francis H
25 invoices ion printed forms filled out
for ToMn, County and State taxes, or water
to be collected from or paid by Francis H.
Brighton, Boston, 1864-1884.
in Ms.)
bills,
Ellis;
Boston l86it , 1879
Massachusetts. Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Ms.Am. 2 printed DD.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston,
lUOO 186U^ 1879 . 2s. (2p.)
(791)
Boston 1864-1877
Healy, Joseph P
Ms.Am. U A.LL.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston, l86U-
lUOO 1877 . 4s. (5p.)
(585)
Boston 186U-1870
18&4-
1870
Frt»e<imen*B Onion Comail 11 1 I'lev Xfind
Branch.
[Boston.] Receipts for money.
Me.
Boston.
Feb.-Dec. l86^
Boston. Coinmittee on City Temporary Home.
Ms.Bos. Minutes of meetings; Boston, Feb.-Dec. l86U.
.Wl(3) Ms. Iv. (9p.)
Boston
Ms.Am.
lltoo
(93)
111864 :
Benler, C W
A.L.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston, Cl864?:
Is. (ip.)
Boston 1864
I
I
I Dr&drordy Churle s Fr cdcrlclc» _
[Boeton.] Index U the prlnclp^ notes In Clcmencln'f. od!
tlon of Don Quijote.—0 vole.—1?0 ff.
I
Boston
1864
lli82
Chrlaa Farrar, I8 3ti-»1S67»
A«Signature of ticket to his lecture Artemue Ward Among
the Hormonal .Boston? l86h?. Card (l p*)
CBostonD C186UD
Everett, Edward, 179^-1865.
Ms.Am. Speech "before Committee of Massachusetts
2006 General Court in opposition to taking of lands
(i 8 t) around Mystic Pond by city of Charlestown;
CBoston, 1861* D 5 ip.
Boston l86it
Griffin, John Quincy Adams,
Ms.Am. 2 A.LL.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston,
l400 l861t. 2s. (3p.)
(531)
Roston 1864
_ '_TlcyaiQr^ Ooori;o*_ X791.-1071, _ ... _
[Life of V^illiam Hloklinc Prescott, Proof sheets, with
manuscript notes and correctionsJ [Boston# Ticknor &
Flolds# 1864.] viii, 103-490f. Ulus. Sra. 40 .
Boston: 1864
I
_I _ Jfnl Qn_ C 1-- -BoiiipTij ___
i List of membersi constitution snd records of meetings.
I lard Ten. 1864. Manuscripts, signed. 24p. Size, 10 x
I 8 inches.
Boston 1364
Jan. 4
tOl-jUM NiSS. •
1864
pLriOUin, Frtuiclef i8L2>-Idd**
Jan 4
To Chitrioe i^oiboia*
[bostoa. Library of Slass* Hitt* boc.J Thiukfi it will be
ueeiess for hia to wfait^ &6 ha has ao proofs* A.L.S* ip*
d X 0 in*
Refers to Pioneers of Franco in the New World. i>oBtoa, 1865.
if or hlB ackiiowieo^aent of if ol sob *8 services
•
see p* xii*
Boston 1864 jan. 12 •
125
(28)
Ihilllpa, Wanitoll, lBll«iaB4.
A«Im 8* to Mbroso Arnold Konnoyt [Boatont] 12 Jon* 1604*
1 0. (2 p.)
Boston 1864 Jan. 13
IBM .
13 Jan*
■ Arrltca^ IfillUm Lloyd^ lB06 » l£7a
To Franols Qardnor
1%
Vol.6
No.70
• Bostona Asks F* G* to oxousa F* J* (kirriton from partiol-
pating in the military drill raoently inauguratad at the
Boston la tin Sohool*
A*L*8* 1 p* 8x6 in*
Boston
Ms.Am.
lllOO
( 1 * 51 )
l861 Jan. ll
Foster, Dwight,
A.L.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston, lU
Jem. 1861*. Is. (3p.)
Boston 1864 Jan. 22
Ch A IS.22
1864 Axidrew^ John Albion^ .181B»1867| governor or ilassachusette.
Jan 22
To Mellen Chanberla:ln.
[Boston, Haas. ] Wialias to give Tewksboxy (?) a promotion
to a position where h<i will be respected. A.L.S. Ip.
71/2x6 In.
Boston
1864 Jan. 22
E7«r«tt, Edward, 1794-1865, _ No.46 in •*lft,S,9,l
Lattor to Gardner Brewer, In regard to General Andrewe,
Dated, Sumner Street, Jan. 22, 1864, Manueoript, signed,
1 page. Site, 7 x 4 l/2 inohes.
Boston l86i+ Jan. 23
Aiken, John.
Ms.Am. A.L.S. to Mellon Chamberlain; Boston, 23
lUOO Jan. 186U. Is. (2p.)
(17)
Boston 1864 jan. 23
) tj 1
1564 Ticknor, Gcor-e, 1711-lo71.
' f '■Jk. rtv • -I
Jan 23 ■’ '•
lo Cimrlcs Folsojn,
[tiontor,] Has had a nopy nf tlio worl; Ui't C^r him *\t
I Tloknor Kiolda. A.L.J, Ip, G 1 , 4 x 4 In,
Hefors to his Llfo o f Yfllliain Hick] in/ Prescott,
I Boston, 1864,
I
Boston
l 86 U Jan. 26
Deem, John Ward, 1815-1902.
Ms.Am. A.L.S. to Charles Lanman enclosing a list of
2395 facts about Massachusetts congressmen; Boston,
(57) 26 Jan. l86U. Is. (3p.)
Boston
Ms.Am.
lUOO
(12U1+)
1864 Feb. 5
Wright, Albert J
A.L.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston, 5
Feb. 1864. Is. (ip.)
Boston: IS 64 Beb.; B
Ms. Am.
1623
Peters (Edward D.) > Co.
mftrnhant, Boston
A.N.S. to T.B. Pickering, Deer Isle, Me.,
Boston, 8 Feb. 1861*. Is. (2 p.)
on business;
I Pickering, T
Boston 1864 Feb. 12
, I
1864 Ifatcalf^ Tharon^ 1704-1876| Jurist* - Ch A 7*75 —
Feb 12
To Hon* M. Chamborlaln.
‘ [postonT] Crltlcisos the use of oortaln words In a law re¬
port. A.L.S. Ip* 10 X 7 3/4 in*
Boston: l86^ F^b 15
19g4.. . Chap^n^ ?Yg>L.^fcrift.. (7fP9tPn)> I6Q6»188g
i!aLJU9^
Yol,32
No.7
16 Fab.
To U. & }tit 0 Au^sto Laugal
• Boatonj The writer and Aunt 'bry t'Jray Chapmanj are looking
forward to seeing the addressees and their children. TT. Phil¬
lips is lecturing in New York tonight against Pres. Lincoln.
G. Thompson is lecturing on England and the Rebellion. The
writer is not troubled by the difference between the views of
Garrison and Phillips, Garrison put Thompson in oornmunlcation
with Governor Andrew, who took him to the Union Club and is
going to preside at the reception given him. John Torbes is
busy with it. The writer has **left no stone unturned to pre¬
vent playing into the hands of the South,” ’’ortunately "the
ruling class in Ei ,ing class-nor are
I
16 Feb.
T
1606-1886
l!a
Vol.32
To K* & line Auguate Laugel
Roebuck A l^barncliffe, et Id gena omne either nation or gov.
3rnment, The writer waa called to Mra, (Frederic^?) Tudor
bo help her arrange her late hua^nd'a papora.
4p. 8 1/8 X 6 in.
Boston 1864 Feb. 15
. _W 6 i_
16 Feb.
GarrUon^ MillAm Uo>!ii» 1606-1679 _ ^ii .A.1. 1
V 0 I .6
To Oliver Johnson No.96
«bostons Corrects en error in the Tetlonel Anti-Slevery
Standard. Says that a donatlcn to the rational Freedman's
Relief Association of the District of Columbia oame from the
late ''iss Jane PArknan^-not from him.
A.L.s. Ip* ® 3 8 X 6 10 in.
Aocompanied by an envelope addressed to 0. Johnson.
Boston
1864; 15 February
Ifymm, Chari*! F*u*ad*ii Fnaoit*_ Maa* Aoo< 149S
A.N.St to [ ]| Bo!ton« 16 Feb. 1864. 1 *.(l p.)
Boston 1864 Feb. 16
ISei _ auilS£n*.VllU«B Lloyd, 1806-1879
16 Fob.
Mf
Vol.6
No.71
To OllTrer Johnfon
icBoatoQa Dlsoussea the reoaptiona to be given to 0. Thompaon
I in New York and Roaton* Mantiona Gov* John A* Andrew aa a
'poaaible ohairnain of the meeting at which Thompaon will be
welooned to Boaton* Givea G* T«*8 itinerary and diaouasea
hia lecturing plana, which include an addreae in H« W. Reach*
er*a church.
A«L«a« 4 p* 8x6 in*
Boston?
l86U Feb. 19
Me.A.1.2
Chapman. Mary n
v.33,pHtA
Letter to William Lloyd Garrison; CBostonTD 19 Feb. l86U.
I
I
Bostcpn 1864 March
Thompson^ George, 16 oU«i6T8,
Ms.A.1.2
v.33,p30
Letter to W.L. Garrison; Boston, CMar,T3 l86U.
Boston
Ms.Am.
lUOO
(98)
l86ii Mar. 5
Bigelow, George T
yi.
A.L.S. to Mellen
186 U. Is. (2p.)
Ler, 1810-1878
Chamberlain; Bi
(bston, 5 Mar.
I
Boston 1864 March 1 ^
lB6i . J rkrrifoiu WUlUm
14 Mkr.
To OllTor Johziaon
Mi JLa«l
Vol.6
No.72
sBostona Will not acodhpuny 0. Thompaon to Nlkshin^onf but
hopes that 0. J. will do so. 0. Thompson will pay part of
his (0. J.'s) expenses. Discusses the Washington invitation.
Says the weather wes bad during the reception for 0. T. at
H. W. Beecher's ohuroh. **Mr. Thompson is not always equally
I eloquent, and does not sustain so even a flight as ?*r. Phll-
I lips .. .** Refers to G. T.'s habit of taking snuff. *’t/y dear
jwife is fining steadily, little by little, every week.”
Favors Pres. Lincoln in the coming election.
jA.L.s. 4 p. fi X b in.
Printed in part in Will
Garris on , IV 1 101.
Boston: ■
l864 April 5
Ms .Am.
1993
(7)
Pillsbury, Parker, I 809 -I 898 .
A.L.S.(incomplete) to Benjamin sending
Theodore Tilton's notice of his lecture; Bos¬
ton, 5 April I 86 U. 1 s. (2 p.)
Lower third of sheet with portion of post¬
script lacking.
Boston
Ms .Am.
11*00
(958)
l861* Apr. 11
Rice, Henry
A.N.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston, 11 Apr.
1861*. Is. (Ip.)
Boston
186^ Apr . 18
Stevens, Henry A
A.L.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston, I8
Apr. I86U. Is. (ip.)
Ms.Am.
lUOO
(107U)
Boston
Ms.Am.
lUOO
( 11 )
1864 April 25
Adams, J Q
A.L.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston, 25
April 1864. Is. (2p.)
April 26
Boston 1864
_J864 _ |!i ay^ Samu# !^ Jr,^ 18 10*18991 minister
26 Apr.)
j To Rioherd Dm vie Viebb
_
Vol.lO
No.4
j sBoetona The writer sends a shipment of pamphlets» eto.
I Lists the contents of the shipment. Sends a book on theology
by William H« Furness.
A.L.S. 4pp« 5x8 in.
Boston l86ii Apr. 28
Ely, A B
Ms.Am. A.L.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston, 28
lUOO Apr. l86U. 2s. (6p.)
( 1 * 06 )
Boston 1864 April 28
IB 6 I _ .flurrlioB, WiiiiBa Uoyd, laoe.iaia _
28 Apr.
To Oliver Johnaoo
Mi*A*l,X
V 0 I .6
No.73
• Boatona Telia 0. J. to aeleot the hymna to be aung at an
approaching anniveraary meeting. "Yerrinton aaya he will do
the reporting for uaThinka Frof. Day or aoma other color¬
ed noan should apeak at the morning session. Diaoussea the
preparation of reaolutiona. ’Vintiona divided opinion oon-
oerning Pres, Lincoln. Tas been invited to speak at the ann¬
iversary of the Women’s Loyal Pational league^ which ftivora
J. C. Fremont for President. Aooepts an invitation to visit
the I. Msncienhalls and G, Thompson. Will stay with the John
Hoppers in New York.
A.L.a. 4 p, 8x6 in.
Aooompanied by an envelop^^sdressed to 0 . Johnson.
Boston 1864 May 3
gorb>s. John yfanwcr,
Mi.A.10.1 Bo.l
A.L.3. to Bcttiah 0. Ctonayi Boston, 3 May 1864> 1 ••
(2 p.)
Boston 1864 May 5
1664 -Jikrrlion, irilltaB Lloyd*_iaot= 18 Ifl_
6 I V 0 I .6
! To OllTor Johnson No*74
jcDostona Gives directions concerning G. Thompson's arri^l
I in New York* Expects an argument over the resolutions to be
I offered at the anniversary meeting* Refers to the decision
jof Congress and the Attorney "leneral that colored soldiers
^should receive the same pay as ths whites. Discusses *Vs •
C* W, 0all*8 appeal to the Women's Loyal National League to
avoid partisan politics. **A tremendous conflict is now, in
all probability, going on between the forces of Grant and
those of Lee. I am not particularly sanguine of Grant's suo-
oes 8 •"
ressed to 0* Johnson*
A*L*8* 3 p* 6 7^'^8 in*
Accompanied by an enveloj
Boston:
1861+ May T
1864 Pall, Vrs. Carolina W^lla (Hea lev^ 1822.1912
7 May
To the Editors oC the Boston Daily Advertiser
Vol,32
No.l
«Bo8tona A newspaper article entitled Foreign Luxuries^ which
advocates inoreasod nanufacture of dress goods in the Jnited
States, the employment of more women in industry and a decrea¬
se in the wearing of foreign and ostentatious clothing.
Newspaper article. 1 col. 16 l/4 x 3 l/2 in.
Boston
l86k May ik
Holmes, Oliver Wendell, l809-l89^*
Ms.Am. A.L.S. to Miss Smith explaining reason for
2301 failure to writ^ original verses for fair as he
was ridiculed in past & offering transcriptions
of two poems; Boston, l4 May I 86 U. Is. (3p.)
Boston:
186U May 16
JL864_ Paroling Tolls (Healey), 1822-1912
16 Iky
To the Editors of the Boston Daily Advortisor
Vol.31
No .2
cBostona A newspaper clipping containing a critical discuss¬
ion of the objectives and measures of the Economic league pro¬
posed by Boston women. Aaksi **l8 there no political economist
in this country who ... will put us in possession of the facts
Newspaper clipping. .1 col. 16 7/8 x 2 l/2 in.
This item is a letter with the title, The Economical League.
Boston 1B64 May l6
18 64 I Everett. Ed wa rd^ 1794.1 865
16 ^Vlly
To Ifrs. Quinoy
€(Boston)* A navrapaper olippinf; containing an open letter
aettlng forth the writer'a viewa ”wlth reapoot to the meaaurea
propoaed by the patriotic women of the country, to represa the
conaumption of foreign artlolea of luxury.” The writer favora
the movement and dlaapprovea of extravagance in the general
style of living.
?Jewspaper clipping. 1 col. 13 6'8 x 2 1/2 in.
Printed abeve the letter la an announcement headed The Lad-
iea* National Covenant •
Boston 1^64 May 21
-livinfiaton^ !^obo rt^ Jr.
1 'Ky
To Vrs , Carolina Walls (Healey) Dali
Vol.32
^^ 0.2
• Poston* The writer answers the addressee's latter to the
Poston Dally Advertiser. Favors slmpllolty and avoidance of
over-Indulgence. "fKit !n so far as the cEoonomlcaU League
alms to ••• prefer the nanuD^oturer of one country over anoth¬
er, it is mrrow, unohristian and urnrise.’' Holds that excess¬
ive imports are caused by an over-supply of paper money,
’’ewspaper article. 1 col. 11 3 ^8 x 2 l/2 in. cWith Dali,
Vrs. Ca-ollen Wells
vortiser, 23 iky 10
Healey) to the Editors of the Boston Ad-
, as part of the column.*
1864 May 23
Boston:
-IBM_ C^rollM Tfalla Hlaalay)^ lB22.igi2
23 ’%iy
To the Editors of the Boston Dally Advertiser
Vo 1.32
N.0.2
• (Boston)a The writer Introduces the letter **touohlng the
•higher law* of political eoonomy’* ty *.!r. Livingston, which is
printed below. Also calls attention to the possible increas¬
ing denand for labor ”and the fact that the control of the nftr-
ket would in such case pass from the capitalist to the opera¬
tive.”
Newspaper clipping. 1 col. 11 3/8 x 2 1/2 in.
'<Vith this as part of the column, is a le*^ter by Robert Liv¬
ingston Jr. dated iby 21,1864.
CBostonD
Ms.Am.
2173
( 100 )
l86U June 3
Holmes, Oliver Wendell, l809-l89^.
T.L. (copy) to C73 declining dinner invitation
to honor Rear Admiral Lessofsky; CBostonl 3 June
1061*. Is. (Ip.)
i
!
9osto
M8.A.1,2
y.33,p59
i 1864 June 8
Thompson> George. l60U-l878.
Letter to W,L. Geirrlson; Boston, 8 June l66U.
June 17
Boston 1864
1664 _li]miloxi^ JlillUa Llgytl^ ABQfi-im _ fA.lil
17 June I Vo1.6
I To Oliver Johnson No«66
I«Bostons W, Phlllipe objected to the reporting of the ^Itl-
imore and Cleveland oonventiona by the National Anti-Slavery
Standard* Thought that J* C# Fremont was unjustly tro^ited,
and wrote to ^Yilllam I. Bowditoh, Treasurer of the Amerioan
jAnti-Slavery Society, ordering him to cease contributing to
'the support of the Standard. Ths Executive Comnlttee will
loonsider the matter. W.L.G. expects that the Society will
'be ”r 0 nt asuhder."
A.L.a. (h*. copy) 4 p. Y x 4 1^2 in.
I Signed with initials.
Boston 1864 June 17
im _ I WUliAm Ui>yd^ aaofi.
17 June
To Samuel l^y Jr«
Vol.6
No .84
• Boatona Vifeia well aatisfied with hia trip to Baltimore and
Whahin^on. Hoped, in min, that W. Phillipa would ohan^
I hia mind about Prea» Lincoln after the Republican convention.
I Phillips objected to continued support of the National Anti-
Slavery Standard by the American Anti-Slavery Society, on the
ground that the Standard showed a strong bias in favor of Lin¬
coln. A rnaeting of the Executive Conmittee will be held to
diaousa the matter.
A.L.s. (Vs. copy) 5 p. 9 7/'8 x 7 7'8 in.
Boston
1864
June 20
1964 _ QLcrifon^ WilllAm Lloyd^ IBQC.ISISl
20 Juns
To Oliver Johnson
Vo 1.6
No .8 6
IsBostona The Executive Conmittee of the Amerioan Anti-Slav*
l^ery Society met to consider Phillips's oherees thet the
rationftl Anti-Slavery Standard had become **a partisan Lin¬
coln sheet ..." and that 0. J. was opposed to J. C. ’/remont
I and the Cleveland Convention, The Committee decided that
' great care must be exercised to avoid seeming to favor Lin-
looln's election.
A.L.s. (Vs. copy) Bp. 7 x 4 1'2 in.
Boston
flray
1864 June 20
Eor^oa, tfl2a,lQQg>
A*W»S« to [Charlos ComnJ Jowotti Boston. 20 Juno 1864*
1 8. (1 p.)
I JeiMtt. ChurlM Cottir- 181 ^ 1 ^
Boston 1864 June 21
*H«»Aa*12a Boston* ^blle Llbrnry*
(4) —----
l^raTtd form filled out in me• (•• Bdward Sferett^ eto«}i
loknowle dement of gift from Amerioen Aoti-SleTery Sooietyi
Boeton^ 21 «Aine 1864* 1 •• (l p«)
I Anerioen Anti^SleTery Sooiet)^
goston 1864 June 29
Ma.An. I Fields, James Thomas, 1817-1801*
1U91 '
(U6) I to Charles Taber Congdon thanking him for book;
Boston, 29 June l861i. 1 s* (1 p.)
I
Boston
1864 June 29
-MM .JJuxUon, SlUlttt Lloyd* lfl06-im_
29 June
To James Manning Winohell Yerrlnton
• Boston) Wiehoa the addressee to explain to one
P. PillsUary's resolutions have not been printed
erator, beoauae they oan*t be found.
L. (typewritten) Ip. 11 x 8 In.
Signed with Initials.
vj.A.ia
Vol.6
No .87
Powell that
In the Lib-
Boston 1864 --July--
rs. A.l.Z I H«;»forth. O«org« H
V.33
p/>r
L«tt«r to t?i| Boatoiit July 1P6J4.
Fraf^nt.
Boston 1864 juiy u
1864 yqw England I^gue
4 July
Vol .52
Wo.l
To the Editors of the Boston Daily Advertiser
«(Bo8ton)a A nevfspaper article exhorting women to buy only
dress goods of native manufacture and to reduce their expend¬
itures on luxuries and imported wearing apparel, to oorreot,
if possible, the unfavorable balance of trade. Includes an
Address to the ^Tonen of few Enrland and a pledge signed by 67
wornen.
Newspaper clippings. 2 col. 12 l/4 x 5 in.j 11 1/8 x 5 in.
Bostor
Ms .Am._ _
liOl
(I4)
1864 July 5
Bealay Gre ena ^ Co«» Boston^ _
Printed D.S* (Ooorga P. Rcwcll)t Receipt for advertising
in Boston Post; Poston, 5 July I 86 I 4 . 1 s. (2 pj Made but
in ns. to Boston V.'ater Power Co,
I• Bceton Water Power Co,
Boston 1864 July
_ Tioknor, George^ 1791-1871. _ Mea^Aco. 322
A.L.s. to [!3arono8a Laura (Carr)] Cranworthj Boa ton, 14
July 1864, 1 a. (4 p.)
I Cronworth, laura (Corr) Rolfe, baronooo
Boston:
1864 July l8
Marla Weaton, 1806-1
v.33,p68
Letter to Elizabeth Pease Nichol; Boston, 10 July
1861 *.
Boston; lfi64 July 21
1364
Ptiilrey» John CorhtJtt» i7<i6-ld8i»
JujLy ki
To Churlos Folbot.
POLstjNi MSS.
Lll&::olwooa. j Hu6 hita to seaU tha revises of two pu^^es to the
loaaury witliout Folsom's correcti^ins* ip. 6x4 l/i:
ia.
Sitaeu "J.G.P."
Aelerb to k History of Jen iii^ihaa . Voi. III.
1664.
Boston,
Folflon Add. 310
Boston 1864 July 22
! Mu'ston, Ward
I A.I..S. to Charlea Folson; Boeton, 22 July 186U.
(1 p.)
I
!
I
I
1 a.
1
Boston:
l864 Jvily 25
M». A.1«2
Bral nard. C.H
1 .
V.33
p.73
L»tter to VilUui Uoyd Oairison] Boston, July ld61t.
Boston 1864 July 28
I
_ Vlandall, IBU-IBa;._ >faa. Aoo. 240
A.US^ to S. B. Richardai [Bootoo] 28 JU2y 1064, 1 s. (4
P«)
I
I Riofandi. S«
Boston 1864 Aug. 5
_ Ifl y ard gfrett, 1B22-1909> _^•jA®Oi2743_(3) _
to Xsaao lJLYenr49»| Boston, 5 Aug. 1664. Is, (3 p.)
I. Idvonooro, Isaao
Boston, 1864 Aug . 5
0OStOn 1864 Aug. 6
gt*ph»Mon, J ohn H _ MiJl.lQ.l no.2
A.1.3. to Samh B. Ctonoyj Boatoo, 6 Aug. 1864. 1 s.
(2 P.)
I Qt mntf f ft lijBli ftju (m O Btiil B ) lOCH
Boston 1864 Sept. 15
1-3C4 Tickiior, Coor.o, 1791-ld71.
OOP 10
To Charles P'blsom.
[Boston.] Submits the enclosed note for his
A.L.S. Ip. 6 l/2 X 4 l/4 in.
1 o. 'O.X MV*
consideration
'Boston 1864 Sept. 18
[1864 Coolldga, Joeaph, - -^1879.
Cept 18]
To Chu^rlas Folaoa.
[ll Pejib<irtoa Sc^* (Bobton).] Has reed *ith interest the
account in T_n<? Ce^ibridge Chronicle of Folsooi's connection
with ;;ci.-nlral Fi^rrat^ui. Thinks AdmlriJL Shelbrick would
have been pleased by mention of ids naae. A.L.B, Ip.
8x5 in.
I
Boston 1864 Sept. 19
18g4 ftllllM. ie Xl-1884
Vol.lO
No. 10
10 Sapt.
To Bar. Saaual May Jr.
(BoatonT* *Aa for A L A Mao I'd out off both handa baforo
unnaoaaaarlly doing anything to olaot Mao A ona hand bafora
doing tha sama for Llnooln.” Saya ha atlll holda to tha old
antl'Slavary platfom no nattar what tha othor Abolltlonlata
do. .
A.L.S. 2pp. 8x8 1/A In.
Boston 1864 Sept. 20
1864 , ligay, Samuel^ Jr.^ 1810-1899i niniatar
20 Sept.
To Wendell Phillips
Vol.lO
No.11
iBoston* Th# writer erguea with Phi11Ipa about Pree. Lincoln
and Gen. MaoClellan. Denies that he(the writer) is a politi*
oian.
A.L.S. 4pp. 4 5/4x7 1/2 In.
!
Boston 1864 Sept. 29
MfluHi
11
(31)
Benoftttf Saaual p ___
Ma»D«S«(S«P* Bennett & Fxancln S« Vfilllama)t Condition
of the National Ihentre Buildlngi Boston, 29 Sept* 1^.
1 8 * (I 4 p.)
I Williams, Pranois
Boston 1864 Oct. 4
* ^ I ' ***•
1CG4 xickiior, Ocor/e, 1'/'. 1-1671, _
Oct 4
To Chf^rlos r'olsoin.
[Park St. (Boston)] Asks him to return tlio letter and send
wh.- t he can in doicjiise of the word "mutual," A.L.S. Ir.
6 1/2 X 4 1/4 in.
Boston
Ms .Am.
2006
(i86a)
l861t: Oct. 7
Wright, Albert J
A.N.S. to Edward Everett relating Erastus
Adams' suspicion that Everett's servant is
rebel in disguise; Boston, 7 Oct. l861t. 1 s.
(1 p. )
'Boston 1864 Oct. 9
•Us.Am* Shut, flimrlo. 1811»1874«
123 (ert
A«US« to (Hdeon Boston, 9 0ot« 16B4*
1 •• (1 p*)
Boston 1864 Oct. 12
-1M4 _-a0tbuEa,_lfciitoii«..ieoi.-1872», _
Dot 12
To W.D'OrTlllo Doty.
_5hJI..3j91
i^oston^ Cortlfioa that Doty hai poiaad oxanlnatlont of
Prlaat#' ordart, givon In tha praaanoa of J.S.Coplay Oraana,
and W.S.. A.1..S. Ip. 8x6 In.
Boston 1864 oct.
laM -_ PubllQ library ^
Oct 15
13-
■fIa£^Ckb fl^£
Joehub Butee, At a fipeclal n©©tiii£ of the Tru8tceB.*.the
thirteenth of October^ elthteen hundred and fixty four.*#
Ip. kO 6/8 X 16 5/4 In.
Ocoaeioned by the deatli of Joshua Bates; accords to hla
the name ana honors of tlie founder of Uie Boston Public
Libi'ary, and aesifcnates as Bates Hall Uie lari,e hall of the
Library.
Lxtract from resolutions printed in the i;;:th Annual re¬
port [*6k^01.6.
Boston 1864 Nov. 12
_T7hlppl«, Edwin ___ lIo*T3_ln
Porsonal lattor to Gardner Brciror* Dated, Boston, Kov,
12, 1064, Uanueorlpt, 8i^ned* 1 pace. Sire, 8x5 inohea.
Bostpn 1864 Nov. ik
Thompson, George, I 80 U -1878
Ms.A.1.2
Mb«JUi«2U
Boston 1864 Nov. 23
Forbes 9 John Morrey, 1013-1898*
A»L«S« to Nortoni Bostorii 23 Ncnrenber l86li«
1 8« (1 p*)
I
i
I
I
Boston 1864 Nov. 26
leH - Ouxlaon. milAll Lloyd, 1BQ6.1B7
2 e Kov.
To Oliver Johnson
VaJl.IA
V 0 I .6
Ho. 92
cBoi^tofta Disouasas the plan to merge the Liberator and the
National Anti-Slavery Standard. "The actml number of pay¬
ing subscribers to both papers is under four thousand,"
Thinks that if G. B. 'bClellan had been elected, the Lihera-
and the Standard would have had to marge and continue in op¬
eration^ but now TT.L.G. expects Congress to adopt the Anti-
Slavery amendments to the Constitution, thereby removing the
need for oontln-'ed activity by the American Anti-Slavery Soo-
ioty. Does not consider that ths Liberator's effectiveness
ever depended solely on his writings. Regrets that the mer¬
ger proposal was submitted he Tonnsylvanla Anti-Slavery
Society,
A.L.s. 10 p. 8 x 6 in.
Boston i86u Nov. 29
Staphapapa^ J il
7.31
p .105
Letter to Garrison; Boston, 29 ^^ov. 186 / 4 ,
T *1 nor\E’ iQ'7f»
Boston 1864 Dec. 17
_ Carles, 1794-187L. _ ___kolsom mss.
! 1© Cuor#^e Ticknor.
' [Boeton.] latrocacet ?.fr. K^rrlcce, aho is in Boston
I in connection v/iUi tne prapuratioa of his bibliography of
I Columbus. yi.L.S. Ip. 3x5 in.
I Not cent.
I
MS9,
Boston 1864 Dec. i8
[1W4, tfcuHete, Htiuy, J,8t3-1910.
Deo iOJ - -
To CluiiiifS Folii»M^
[Poiktoi Housb, Dobton.] wutBtlone him about the coats of
ai’ias appeal In^, In the Vei araLLs , Basie, 1494, owned by the
lUuvixi-d University Library. A.L.S. 2p. 8x6 in.
Boston
1864 31 Dec
R-B
BLS Boston. Public Latin School. Class of
Ms . 1866.
215 Poem. Boston : ms., 31 Dec. 1864.
1 s. (4 p.) ; 21 cm.
I .T.
RG90-532221
MRG90-532221
19558
16 ( 0 ^
r
Boston 1865-1880
Fields, James Thomas, I 817 -I 88 I.
Ms.Am. 5 A.NN.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston,
lltOO 1865-1880. 58. (7p.)
(U28)
Boston
1865-1875
Everett Statue Committee, Boston.
Ms.qAm. Minutes of meetings and transactions; Boston,
2319 1865-1875. Ms. 1 vol. (ca.lOOp.)
( 1 ) In hand of Wm. Endicott, jr. & W.W. Clapp.
Includes material relating to statue of John A.
Andrew.
MB
Boston
1865-1868 •
Everett Statue Committee, Boston.
Ms.qAm. Minutes of Fineince Committee; Boston, I865-
2319 1868. Ms. 1 vol. (ca.50p.)
(2) In hand of Vta. Endicott, jr.
m
MB
Boston
1865-1867
Blaisdell, Charles, shoefinisher, Boston.
Ms.fAm. Ledger and day book; Boston, I 865 -I 86 T. Iv.
2169 (ca. 200 p.)
Boston 1865-1867
Shaw, George A
Ms.Am. 2 A.LL.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston,
ll;00 1865-67. 2s. ( 3 p.)
{IO3U)
Boston 1865
u
Ma.Ajn*
Boston. Citizens,
416
Ms.d.s. 1 Presentation of Vfebster Veuie to City of Boston
for deposit in Public Uhraryi Boston [1865] 1 s, (1 p.)
Designed and executed at Coner*8 Conneroial CoUegei Boston.
O'A
1. Webster Vase,
2, Calligraphic mss in t^^k^brary.
I. Boston. Mayor,
II. Comer's Commercial College, Boston.
Boston 1865
Menorliil of Joehut Bates, 1866* 104 p* Portrult*
▲ compilation from the records und reports of the
trustees, and from Mr. Bates* correspondence, etc.
Boston
1865
R-B
BLS Boston Latin School Association,
Ms. Subscribers for portrait of A.M. Gay
216 by William Taylor. Boston : ms.,
1865 .
Is. (Ip.) ; 21 cm.
1..Taylor, William. 2..Gay,
Augustine Milton, 1827-1876. I.T.
RG90-532222
MRG90-532222
19564
Boston?: 1865?
Chenay flJucatlonal Assooiatlon.
bo>13
Ma•t Conatltution of the Cheney Eduoation Association.
[Boston? 1885?]
Boston 1865
«lb.Aa. Phillip*. Hmdall. 1811-1884.
185 (Sf) "
A.1.8* to luogr HoKiai [fioatcat 1886t] 1 •• (4 p.) With
•nT9lop«w
I
Boston 1865
_I Saiilt y ^*7Atorf _>>_ _
I ^ub»H*XA.
ib^4*l^nj i 4,Jmb C3.
In i.‘.airl(nt i.urvhtii uincji'H. IVt^rte* J
! 41
vidXAii ifc j(\ cil^-aa<iber No. xl In CtL.Li.4.4.^
Boston 1865
1
j S\i^er,_phLM(i, iaii-1374. __ C^54«..M
Bostoa 5 v« in 1. 16.o cn.
Ihe proalcee of the Declaration of Inaepenaeace.
£uio^ on Mbruhtim i«iacom, dellverea Dei ore the
Bu^acipaj. LUthjrltiee of the City of Boston, Juno 1,
I ld6o«
Proofs for first eoition.—iirst edition,—anno ted
Copy of first edition from which the Eulogy was ae-
'liverea,—Prools for ofiicial
I iContinuen on the next card.]
Boston 1865
' i-ufliwr, C., i8ii-i374. jl^he prooiisas of ^4^,54
j the ^cifertkiioa of laaepoout^'ace. (C6atidu<^.X
eultlOQ.—Ol^icliuL ooitioa.
'ihe bcra^^boolc Mt.b at^ue by ltiv>aui6 tiaifiaia^ to whoa the
si-teritJ. Mru5 ^vuu by i^iLaner.
'^he proois uau the copy irom which the ^«uio^ wa£ deiiv-
lerea coatida nuouscript corroctloas uau odaitlone by
aer*
I
InLerted are aaau£cript aotee by ihoinas ^afiiei.a|
tlCKtftb ol aoinisaioa^ t&aa a oowapaper c^ippia^*
Ihe first edition ana
Cfataio^aeo separately*
official edition are
Boston 1865
ia6o7
i6Xi.-ia74« ^•w41.55
i^obtoa 104 pp« Si.5 ca»
! ^he proaiibofi tne i^eciiuratioa ol‘ laaepeoueaco*
oa ia>raik^]i ^iacoia, ueiiverod belore the juaicl-
piJL i.utaorltie6 ol the ^ity ol ^oetoa, let June, 1366*
j Inberteu ire ua lutotrupaea letter of ^hariee ^uaner,
I the correcteu copy of the euio^ puoiiihed ia the ^eiiy
uavertlBer suppivineat of June if ana e auxauscript fetter
of ^nofllad Galllexci ^UAbi^UeQ)#
b • JL • to •
I
Boston 1865 jan. 2
May^Samu«l^ 181Q-1899i mlnlatsr
Z Jan*
To Riohard DotIo Wobb
Vol.lO
No.13
•Bostooa The writar ditousaos hit oorraspondenoa. Saya ha
haa baen diaappointad in tha antl-Slayary aantimant in Eng¬
land, Could not undaratand tha English inability to graap
tha signifioanca of tha Abolitionist doctrines* Saya ha haa
taan somawhat impatiant with hia country's alow trand toward
I tha abolition of Slavary. Thanks hia Fjigllah frlanda for a
ganaroua donation. Sanda a book by San. Henry 'Ailson. Wan-
I tions differancaa of opinion among tha mambara of tha Amerl-
I can Anti-Slavery Society. Daacribaa ’Aandall Phillips* part
in thla dissension. Tells why ha favored Lincoln. Would Ilka
! to know tha English pro-SlajM^ reaction to Sharii»n*s march
through Georgia. Diaouaaa^^AConstitutional Amendment
against Slavery, the Weston^^Porga Thompson, and tha Garrl-
, son family.
A.L.S. lloD. 5x8 in.
Boston 1865 Jan. 5
1865 Tildtnore, Wllll;in Henry, 18rr-
Jfm 5
To Kly Dean,"
Ch B 11.?7
[Boston] Kr.Brooks will hunt for the plate owned by Usherj
ho will also finish the bioprapVy If he does not to Wash,
A.I..S. Ip. 8 X 5 In.
I
Boston 1865 Jan. ik
Ms.A.1.2
Thompson, George, l8o4-1078.
V.3**,p6
Letter to W.L. Garrison; Boston, ll* Jan. 1065.
#
#
1865. Jan. 15?
Boston?:
1666 tChapmn, Hrit JfcrU (Tf* 8 ton)ti 1806-1666 _ M 9 .A. 4 . 6 A..
.Jan.l6Ti( Vol.2
! To - T II 0 . 3 T
I
*BoatoaT* An unsigned note written on the hack of a card
headed **Ma88aohu8ett8 Anti-Slavery Society/ whJoh announoea
I a meeting of the Board of Jfcinawrs on Jan. 14, 1865, and la
signed ”R.F. llallout, ReOoSeo.” The note readsi ’'This was a
meeting of no oonaequonoe. I left ny proxy, for a one-day
Ann.M9et*g.”The Hovey Com. Majority are stumping the state
to pack the meeting & redeem the Soo^ from Oai rison's
treason/
A.N. Ip. 2 1/8x3 1/2 in.
Boston 1865 jan. i8
^orbeSp John Murray, 1P13-1”9^.
v.3(»
P.9
Letter to Oarriaon; Boston, IP Jan,
•
I Garrison, V/illiam Lloyd, 180‘5-Ifi79*
Boston 1865 Jan. 21
_ 1865 iSuiriiBV WUU** Uoya. 1806.1879 _
21 Jan.
To John llirmy Forbaa
Va.A.ia
Voi.6
Ko.93
• Bostons Doubts if Pres. Lincoln values W.L.0.*s estirmte of
I a prospective cabinet member. Endorses J. V, F,*o high opin-
I ion of Gov. John A. Andrew’s qualifications for a Cabinet
I post. Re^rds the Anti-S la very amendment to the Constitution
'as indispensable.
Ia.L.s, 3 p. 8 1^8 X 6 in.
I
Boston 1^65 Jan. 22
Biigb##, Jmi- McKellar, 1837-1913, Ip m>gO>C29T2
A«L«S, to Charles Coffin Jevett» forwarding index of
Boeton Cltj dooumente for poeeible inoluaion in library
oataloguei Boston^ 22 Jan, 1865* 1 s. (2 p,)
Inserted in Inde«,,,of books in B&tee Hall,,.let euppl.
I Jewett 9 Charles Coffin, 18l6«186d,
Boston 1B65 Feb.
_ AQ55__ ' Sanm®!, Jr«4 J.810-1899i minister
14 F#b,l
Wi f Bjil
Vol.lO
No.14
To Richard Davis '.Tobb
cBostona The writsr sends a shipmont of books« etc* Lists
the contents of the shipment. Describes the Antislavery
Subscription Anniversary and the Annual Meeting^ which was
"the least pleasant A. S. meeting l(the writer) ever attended?
Mentions the passage by Congress of the Thirteenth Amendment.
Says the Kreedmen's Aid and Relief Societies "are becoming a
power in the land."
A.L.S. 4pp. 8x8 in.
Boston 1865 Feb. i8
lS<ih iMrrlton, ffllllAa Lloyd, 1606.
xe Pab. I
j To Henry Clarke Wright
I
i«Boatona Will 8p«ak In t'ewburyport City Hall
jAsks H. C* '.ta to ba present If possible*
AaL.i, Ip, 8 X 6 In,
I Aooompenled by an envelope addressed to H, C
_ Ml
Vol.6
No. 97
on Peb.22nd,
. Wright.
Boston
1865
Feb, 19
Ms ,A.1,2
v.3U,p26
Thompson» George» l80U-l878.
Letter to W.L. Geurrison; Boston, 19 Feb. 1865,
Bostpn
1865
Feb. 21
15 ^
Boaton^ Pub Ho Idbrary#
EngrATvd D*S« (Qbo« TlcknoTf Edward Capaa)t AoknoifXidgMiit
of gift frea Charlsa Sumiar; Boaton^ 21 Feb. IMS.
1 B. (1 p.)
I. Capen, Edward^
II. Sunner, Gharlea«
ni. Ticknor, George, 179x-Io71.
Boston
Ms.fAm.
2176
( 1 - 2 )
1865 Mar.-Apr.
Massachusetts. Secretary of State.
2 Ms.LL.S. to Samuel L.M. Barlov on borrowing
or acquiring his manuscript copy of Massa¬
chusetts colonial records to compare with
original; Boston, Mar.-Apr. I865. 2s. (i+p.)
2 Envelopes with postal markings.
Laid in the Court book of the Governor and
Society of the Massachusetts Bay ... Cl653?3
Boston
Ms. f Am.
2176
( 3 )
1865 Mar. it
Shurtleff, Nathaniel Bradstreet, l8lO-197^.
Massachusetts Court Records — 1628-^*9;
Boston, it Mar. 1865 . Typescript, its.
(itp.)
Description of 1653 copy of Massachusetts
court book vritten for Boston Daily Advertiser.
Laid in the Court book of the Governor and
Society of the Massachusetts Bay ... Cl653?3
Boston 1865 March ik
1B65 (hrrinonf WillUm L Xovd. 1806«1879
14 Ikr. I
Yol.6
No. 96
I To Henry Clarke ^.Yright
cBostona The meeting; of the Sxeoutiee Committee it to deter¬
mine whether to d it solve the Amerloan Anti-Slavery Society at
the annual mooting in llay. Offers to aot as H. C. W.»s pro¬
xy. Encloses $6, sent by Richard Plumer, to pay H. C. W.*8
expenses to Newburyport.
A.L.s. Ip. 8x4 7/8 in.
Accompanied by an envelope addressed to H. C. TTrlght.
Boston 1865 March 16
Bartel ^o itt
_ l^nan^ Gaorga Winiama# _ 1786-1880^ and others,_
I
I
1
Boston, 16th Uaroh 1865* To P« Tf* Lincoln, Jr*, Esq*,
Mayor of the olty of Boston, Sir, In the year 1835 a silver
vase was presented to Ifr* TTebster by the oitisens of
Boston, who were desirous to offer to that great stateoinan
some enduring testimonial of their gratitude for his
public servioos, and eepooially for the unsurpassed com¬
bination of logic and eloquence with which he had recently
defended the’Constitution against the assaults of nullifi¬
cation ••• The Webster Vase has become the property of
the subscribers, who bog leave to present it to the City
of Boston ••• Manuscriptj^B|oston* 1865* Size, 34 x
27 1/4 inches* Framed*
(Continued on next card)
Boston 1865 March l6
BartnBiiiftnnTn
G« 178G-1880» and othars* Boston, 16th March
1865« ••• (Continuod)
Signed by Geo* TT* l^nnan and thirty«K)ight others*
This presentation doounent was designed and executed at
Coiner's Coinmercial College, Boston, and accompanies the
vase*
Printed in the 14th Annual report of the Trustees of the
Public Library of the City of Boston, 1866, pp*68-70
[B.E.Ref*783*1,14 (♦6201*5.14), ♦*G*284*2*14J.
Boston 1865 March 17
_ 1066 _ William Lloyd^ 18Q6-197S _
17 Mar. I »). Vol.d
I To Jaoob Horton Ho*99
cBo8ton9 Re grots that oirouinetanoos proventod hia sooing J«
H« more often. Was pleased by the reoeption recently aooord*
ed him by the oltUens of Newburyport* ** I wish you could
have seen me mounted on the Charleston slave auction-block. • •
In Music Hall, in the prasenoe of a imf;nirioent audience .. .'*
applause was tremendous, 'Hie same demonstration was giv¬
en in Lowell. His wife la still ’’much crippled by her para¬
lytic condition ..." !Ias not heard from G. T. Garrison,
"since he entered Charleston with the b6th ’bss. Reg*t ..."
I'A.L.s. (?*s . copy of an extract) bp. B x b in.
Quoted in WilliaBi Lloyd
on, r/i 131, 136
March 22
Bos
Ma, A,l«2
V.34
P.34
on 1965
Hunt, 8_
Latter to W,L, Garrison; Boston, 22 March 1«65,
I Garrlaon, WlUlar Uoyd, 1805-1879.
Boston 1865 March 27
1865 Bartol, C^r^ui 181S«I900* lb 1460
Hir 27 To tWilllfjB Buoll] Spx^^uo
fBoston] ms boon roading 8prague*a last yolxmm [of hit
tho Aj^la of tho Anorican Pulpitt ]» Charaotericas hu-
ftorousTy ^pra^uoir* roiicious Viewpoint, axul Idontifioa self
with It.
#
Boston 1865 March 28
[i866j_lHarUlflt»_Ch«»ter. 179S-18C61 (irtlat.
Mar 28 I " .- -
I To Charleu Folsom*
[Tremont Houb©, Boston*] Has finished his tkotlstlcraohv
ana wishes to sue Folsom. A.N.S. Ip. 6 5/4 x S in.
Boston 1865 March 31
Hm.k.1.2 Kay, Samuel, 1810-1899. _
▼.34
p.37 Letter to H. C» Wrightj Boeton, 31 Mar. 1B65*
!• Vrightf Henry ClarkeJ
1870.
Boston 1865 April 7
13 ^ . QurUon^ William Lloy^^ 1505-1613__ tAtl^l
7 Apr.
Vol.6
No.100
To Helen Ellea (Bsnson) Garrison
• New York# Tells about a stormy trip to Now York on a Long
Island Sound steamer. V/as met by his son Wendell. Will
leave for Fort Sumter. A telegram from Secretary E. V. Stan¬
ton said that ’’Capt.” George T. Garrison reoeived a furlough
to go to Charleston. 3. J. ?.fey told W.L.3. tlat Charlotte
Coffin will return to Boston at the end of the month, 'bnt-
ions William H. Fish, an old friend, '^ho Amerioan Anti-Slav¬
ery Society has finished its work. Heard a rumor that Lse
had surrendered.
1 A.L.s . 4 p. R X b 1/0 in.
136 ,
Stanton’s telegram appea
William Lloyd Garrison ^ IV i
Boston 1865 April 9
1895 __
9 Apr*
Williftm Lloytl^ 16Qb^ia25 _
To Helen Elisa (Benaon) Oarriacm
_ ‘'8,Aa.i
Vol.6
Ho.101
cOn board the Araro on his way to Fort Sumter* Tells about
the trip to the flag-raising oeremonies at Fort Sumter. Names
the passenpors. Describes Qen. Robert Anderson. Says tt#it
Secretary E. F. Stanton ohoso the membera of the ^roup vary
carefully. Is sharinf; a stateroom with G. Thoin>8on.
A.L.s. 3 p. 9 3/4 x 7 3/4 in.
Tartly written in pencil. Addressed to *’'.*y Dear \Ylfe** and
sifted with initials. Printed in part in William Lloyd Gar-
rison ^ r/f 137.
Boston 1B65 April 22
M5.A.8.I. Phmipe. Weixtell. iSll-lfleii,
A«L«S« to Lysander Spooner stating that his Ideas are
iforthy of pursuit; «Boaton?a 22 April 186<. 1 s« (li p.)
!• Spooner, Lysander, 1808-1987,
Boston
Ms. Am.
iJ+oo
( 11 * 6 )
1865 May
Brimmer, Martin^ ^g29-l896.
A.N.S. (3d person) to Mellen Chamberlain; Bos¬
ton, May 1865. Is. (ip.)
(
Boston 1865 Hay 15
Hs. 2916
Hassachusetts. Governor, 1861-1866 (John Albion
Andrew).
Hs.O.S. regarding the appointment of William
Dwight of Brookline as Trustee of the Antietam
National Cemetery; Boston, 15 Hay 1865.
2s. (glued at the top margins: 4p.)
Boston 1865 May 21
1656 - -flmiion, ffllllAm Lloyd, 1806.1B7a_
21
'h.A,l,l
Vol.6
no.104
To Oll^r Johnson
«Boston* Praises 0, J.’s "valediction** in the National Anti-
Slavery Standard. ** I am glad to see Mr. Vky*s letter ... it
(with your article) will certainly ‘raise a breote* In a cer¬
tain quarter .. .** tS.t* May's resolution of thanks to E.
Quincy and 0. J. was voted down, 'tiy questioned the use of
the American Anti-Slavery Society's money to support the
Standard under P. Pillsbury's editorship. Conniants on the
action of A. V. Powell In re/^ard to a roll call.
A.L.s. 4 p. 7 7/8 X 4 7^8 In.
Accompanied by an envelo ciresaed to 0. Johnson.
Boston 1865 May 28
1B65 _ i O^rr iion, WillUm Lloyd , 1806>1 879
28
Vol.6
No.106
To Oliver Johnson
cBostons Suspeotfl thot a letter ha sent to 0* J« nciy havo
been intentionally auppraased, Praitea 0# J.*a "ftirewoll
address to the readers ol* the StandaW." Feels that 0, J.
has rifht to resent the oharges W. Phillips nside af^lnst him
and the T’ational Anti*Slavery standard. Says that 0* J. has
“nothing to regret ••• but muoh to be proud of#” Still has an
address on the assassination of Lincoln to prepare and deli¬
ver in Providenoe,
A«L«s» 4 p* 8x4 7'8 in*
Aooompanied by an envel Iressed to 0* Johnson.
Boston: 1865 June 4
.Ma .A g.g
v3**,p60
Chawnan. Marla Weston
1806 - 166 ^
Letter to J.M, McKim; Boston, U June I865.
I
Bostop 1865 June 5
. 1866,,
5 June
-<^Xl» 9 n, WinUn Llcyd, 1806-1679
To Sanuel Jr.
Vol,6
Vo.106
cBostona Leaves tomorrcwr for the BBnn8yl\einla meeting of the
Progressive Friends. Says that a Board meeting will be held
before he goes,
(V8. copy) Ip. 9 S/'4 X 7 5^4 In.
Boston 1865 June 7
lecB
June 7
Honrd, Franklin Fi«ko^ 182E-lCe9*
To Thofijafi Ponivuit Barton
!to.l5 in ♦C*51.7,
[Soclonj Enquirofi if Barton Ua a copy of Ruahton's
S>vAV:osrcarc»a Leml ISaxima ^ ainco he ie writing on tWit
cu'pjoct ani can find no copy in Boston*
A.N.S* Ip. 8 3/4x7 In,
Boston 1865 June IT
<4to,A
P.58
H aasao h ne^tta Anti-aiaTery Society.
M8*D»t Raoolutlona pass*^ oonoaminc gratituda due Edmund
Quincy and Oliver Johnaon, on back of printed invitation to
30th Subscription Anniversaryi cBoston?* 17 June 1865«
1 Quincy, Edtamhd, 180?-I8n
2 Johnson^ Oliver
Boston 1865 June 22
^1966 .
22 Juna
I Garrison^ William .l9Q5-I9Ta_
I Vol.6
I To Tie Ian Ellra (F^nson) (hrriaon Vo.lll
cBoston* Vontions the murder of a girl and her little broth¬
er in Bussey's woods in Roxbury. Dined with the Otises in
Boylston Place, l¥s, Elisa F, Eddy, ?bja Lauf^l,Anne Chaprran
and J. P, Hale sailed for Europe, H, W, Beecher spoke at
^neull Ihll, The letters of E, Quincy and 0. Johnson rela¬
tive to the vote o^ thanks of the Exeo, Cornnlttee are in the
Liberator. I'isses F^nny Qsirrison and says that 'Vs, W, L,
Garrison Jr, aufTera from neuralgia. ’’Qsn't seen W, Phillips
since he got back.
A.L,3. 4 p. 8 X 4 7'8 in.
Addressed to
**Dear V/ife’*
ksifned with initials.
Boston 1865 June 30.
30 June
Llo^jd^ 180b-ie71.
To Helen Sll«a (Benson) Garrison
.A.l.l
Vo 1.6
Ho. 113
cBostona Bogins with family nows i 'Vs. 0,*8 letters v/ere re-
oelved, Kranky has been sick, Fanny has a skin eruption on
her face, Itenry Vlllard is being entertained by the »'oKin8
and Franky will send the .'tidame Carteaux'a hair oil t}iat she
requested. 'V.L.G. has been invited to give a Fourth of July
address on thjs ’Vhite House grounds, but declined. Invited
'hrianne Heill, of Belfast, Ireland to stay at the house.
'*rs. ’'/. L.' 3. Jr. does not favor dismissing 'tirgaret, the
cook. ”l send you ten dollars for the aiTlioted colored wo¬
man, whose case you mention.”
A.L.s. 4 p,' 7 7/H X 4 7/
Addressed to ”’'y dear *.Vi
nd si,Tied with initials.
Boston 1865 ju„e 30
ia«e JOurlioD, VlllUm Lloyd, 1BQ6.1SU_ _
SO Juns
To Holon PranoM Ckrrifon
Mi.A.l.I
voi.a
No. 1X4
■ Boatoos Bxplaini why ht hasn't writtan oftanar. Rafara to
H. P. O.'a approaohing narriagao Hopaa that bar huahand^ H.
Villard, will daoida to aattla in Boaton. Haara that *t*a;
I Oo la ijnproTingo P* J* Garriaon ia troublad with '’a alow fa-
0. To Garriaon naaaantaway from hia ragimant on da-
taohad aarvioa at Orangaburg^ SoC« Haa just ratumad from a
Tiait to Longwood, Bk. Callad on J. M, MsKlm. Mantiona *tha
aaorad ralationahlp batween 'ITandall and Luoy •MsKima.'* KKri-
anna Naill, of Balfaat, Ireland sands H. F. G. her love. 0,
Thompson ia in western New York* Mrs* Appleton haa a room
aimilable for Henry Villard^
A.L.s. 4 p. 0 X 4 7'8 Inf
Adiiroased to "Wy darling Fanny.*
Boston 1B65 July 4
Ms. Am.
1661
■Slisy>..LqBugla.
A.L.8. to Wingate Hayes transferring case to Samuel S.
Shav vhlle In Europe; Boston» h July 186^. 1 s. (2 p.)
I Hayes, V/ijigate
Boston
1865 July 5
Ms.A.l.a 1
Bird. Pra7>«<« wni«i. nnuri i8o^iOT«}.
v.3^,P.6T
Letter to W.L. Garrisoni Boston, 5 July I 865 .
Boston 1865 July 7
*Ms,Eng
183
m
Geirrison^ William Lloyd, 1838»
A,N,S« to [George?] Thon^^soni Boston, 7 July 1865.
(1 p.) Transmits gift on behalf of Qerrlt Smith,
1 8 ,
1 Smith, Qerrlt, 1777-187
I ThoiiQ>8on, George, l80b-
Boston 1B65 juiy
Ms.An.
1979
HlncVl<*y, D _ . _
A.L.S. to Mr, Hinldivl ■ecoptli't? off^r for lawJj Boston,
111 Ju'y 1 8. (1 p.)
jl, Boston—Luivl transfers
IT
Boston
Ms. Am.
lltOO
(1187)
1865 Aug. 2
Welles, Susan
A.L.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston, 2
Aug. 1865. Is. (2p.)
Boston 1965 Aug. 6
123 (79)
J®»«i#rjL.JChar> 16 11»1 6 74»
AmlmSm to John Otmnt Boston^ 6 1865* 1 ••
(1 p.)
Boston 1865 Aug. 12
Ma.A.1.2
v.3l*,p75
PhlUlpa. Wendell. leil-lSeit.
Letter to R.F. WeLllcut; Boston, 12 A\ig. l86?.
Boston 1^65 Aug. ih
- JOUTlfon, Wllllaa Uojri, 1606-1874
14 Aue« I
Tn 'llftv .Ti*.
To Saaual }lky Jr.
Mi.Aa.l
Vol.6
No.117
IcBoitoQa Cannot aooopt S. M. Jr.*f InTltation to Tiait Lti-
'o68tor« booauso Fanny (krrlson "baa again badly poiaonod har-
aalf," and Mra. W. L. 0. Jr. baa gone to riait bar paranta.
Expaota a riait froa 3. J. Ifeiy and Mra. Roaalia Hopper. Ra-
grata S. M. Jr.*8 injury and auggaata that 0. Thonpaon could
postpone hia riait until later.
|A.L.8. 2 p. 7 7/8 X 4 7/8 in.
Boston 1865 sept. ii
liUUa Lloyd » IflOS.iau
11 Sapt.
To Janaa Millar lloKia
Mia.ia
Vol.6
No.118
I«Boa tons Rot. M. ShSpherd of Chioago notifiad W.L.O. that ha
had baan alaotad a tIo a-praaidant of tha National Fraadnan'a
Aid Cooniaaion* Finda that tha Comniaaion aaa organicad
without oonaulting tha othar fraadnan*a aid aooiatiaa, and
doaan*t aaam to ba naoaaaary, anyway. Suggaata a oonfaranoa
of dela^taa from all aid aooiatiaa.
lA.L.a. 4 p. 8x4 7/8 in.
Boston 1865 Sept. 12
I
_ie66 J(iu>rif«u-iiUlftA.Us]ei« ieoe-i9Tft_ _
12 Sapt.j Vol.6
! To Hanry VllUrd No.119
j•Bo•tooa Expreaaot groat ■atlafaotlon with a lattar from R.
|7« Comflvnta on tho ouggoftion that WaLaO. should writs a
history of tho Anti*SlaTsry noTsmenta Plant to Isoturs dur¬
ing October and Noveaiber "from Albany to Sta Louis a" Msnt-
ioQS Tory sultry and depressing weathera Is at a loss to
know what to lecture about. Expeots Oa Ta Garrison and the
66th Mass a Regt. to arriire In Boston from Charleston^ SaCa
Wa Pa Garrison is to marry Luoy MoKim in Deoembera
AaLaSa 4 pa 8x6 in#
Vol.6
No. 120
Bostj)n 1865 Sept, ik
1866 lowfiion^ WlUlAa Uoy6« 16Q6-iatiL
14 Saptt I
, To JftMf milor MoKU
ItBoitona The N.B. Prtadnon'i Aid Sooiaty oppoaad tha orfgani*
jaation of tha Hatiooal FraadBan'a Aid Coniaaiono Charlaa
Loaa^ Bo S. Philbriok and WoL.O. wara ohoaan to rapraaant tha
Sooioty at a noeting of the National Commiaaion^ but none of
them can go. Oivaa the objaotiona to the National Conmiaaion
ioO. the local sooiaties knew nothing about it, there waa no
need for it, nobody would aot aa Saoratary, ato*
AoL.a* 4 p« 8x5 in*
Boston 1865 Sept. 15
_Stwen8flo,_&limfeJ5_ nn^4
A.L.j. to Sdmh Sow (ihonajr) Soaton, 15 Sapt. 1865. 1 b..
(2p0
Boston
Ms. Am.
lUOO
(950)
1865 Sept. 18
Reed, Chester I
A.L.S. to Mellen Chamberlain;
Sept. 1865. Is. (ip.)
Boston, 18
Boston
bept:. lo
.:a, A,l,2 Stantoiij Edwin Ilcliasteri 1701-1669> _
v.3li
Letter to W.L. Garrison; Boston, 13 Sept. 1365#
^ r>- 1 --'.M m-T 1-1-I /M
Sept. 30
Boston 1865
IkBoah S J _ iio.]36
I to Bdmh Dow Cbsnay} Boaton, 30 Sapt. [oa. 3L865?]
1 a. (4 P<) Ineotipleta.
Boston 1865 Oct. 1
1886 .
OurrllMlr W1111.B 1B06.187B
Ik .1.1.1
1 Oot.
To Janet Iftller MoKin
Vol.6
Np.121
|cBo8toii9 ”I hUTe juat raturned from my Tlalt to Vergennoa,
iVt«f wharf I ftddreaaed an innanae gathering Will try to
prepare an addreaa "to be laid before the Board" of ?%nagera
of the National Preedmen'a Aid Commiaeion. Would like to
apeak at the neeting, but hat "to hawe aona new teeth, and to
get uaed to then •••" Waa aorry to hear that W« P. Otrrison
jhaa been ill.
A.L.a. 4 p. 8x5 in.
Boston 1^65 oct. 2
1666 (krrifia^ LlQyil^_1606^61UL
2 Oot, I
To Honry CUrki Wright
_ Mi.l.l.l
Vol.6
No.122
ItBostona Vlhnti a oharaotor rafaronoa for a oolorad orphan
I brought to Boaton by Oaorga sT. Qarrisonft S. Watarhouta, of
Elltworthf Mswants to hlra hia* Rafars to hit trip to
VargannaSf Vt • Wbs antartainad by Rowland T. Robins on« of
Parrisburgh, Vt., aftar tha maating. Msntions his projaotad
wastam laotura tour and the opaning maating of tha National
I Fraadfnan’s Aid Comission. Is worriad about tha fhta of tha
nagroas^ if tha southarn statas ara "suddanly admittad into
' tha Union/
A»L«b« S p« 8x 4 T 8 in«
3aa William Lloyd Qarris
I 166.
Boston 1^65
Oct. 2
Ma .Amt
762
Rlcheurda. Isaiah D ___
Printed form filled out In ms. to William H. Skinner:
Deed for land in Greene, Maine; CBostonl 2 Oct. I 865 .
1 8 . (3 p.)
1 Greene, Maine-Land trail
I Skinner, William H
Boston 1865 Oct. 9
lBfi6 _ Ou-rifOB^ lill lBM Uoya ,
9 Oot.
MifAtlfl
Voi.6
N0.12S
To BlUabeth (Poaio) Niohol
• Bostcoa Rogrottod that ho wao uoabla to aoro of Prof.
John Nioholf tho addrossoo'i otepoon^ whilo ha aaa in tho
IJ.S. Bxprossaa graat approoiatlon of Mrs* N**s aid to tha
Anti-Slavory oauaa. Givos news of his faailyi lArt * 0«*i ara
is still paralysad, but sho can walk^ Wondall is ongsgad to
Luoy MoKira, Fanny will soon uarry Henry Vlllard, George ret¬
urned safely from the war, Franlcy is studying to get into
Har^rd and William has entered tho wool business. **Tho Lib¬
erator is now on its last quarter.** Its subsoription list
never paid its expenses. G* Thompaon is living in Boston*
j"His natoh business Is not vet remunerative ..*"
A.L.s * 7 p. 8x5 in*
Addressed to '*Vy Dear Frl^^V and aoooinpanied by a ms* oopy
of the part relating to the Liberator*
Boston 1865 Oct. 19
1866 _ I Llgyt^.ia06.1fill
19 Oot.
HtJkAA
Vol.6
No.126
To JaMt MillAr IfcKlai
■ Boato&s Will attend neeting^ in Portland and Prunawiok, Mb.
before atartlng on hie weetem leoture tour. Sxpeota to leo*
ture at Pitteburgh on Deo. 2nd^ 8rd and 4th. Will be in Phi*
ladelphia for W. P. Oarrieon'e wedding on Deo. 0th or 7th.
A.L.e. 2 p. 6x6 in.
Boston 1865 Oct. 20
May, Mtiy (OoddrdJ WJ-IHOZ. _
I V •3l|!
p«91 Letter to tf.L* Oarriaon; l^otton^ 20 Oct* Xd63*
I Oarriion, Villlam Lloya^805-l8i79.
j
Boston 1865
Nov. 17
1660
17 Not,
Samtl, Jr., 1810.1899 lii.A.9JS
^ Vol.St
To Mn. IferiJk (Wofton) ChopoMiti No.61
• Boston* *^Tho IfcissAohusetts Antl^oliiTeiy Sooioty roqulroo
tho tua of Plvo Hundred dolltra to carry It free of debt, to
the Annual Ueeting.** InTltes a contribution toward clearing
this debt. On paga 2 is a detailed statement of the sums due
and the creditors.
A.L.S. 2p. 6x6 in.
Dec. 23
Boston 1865
-im _ Arriita, WillUm Lloyd, lBQ6>ie7fl
23 D«o,
MiJLalU
Vol.6
No.iee
To OllTor Johtnon
• Boston* VWsnts 0* J« to sond him *o oongratulotory and f^ro*
woll lottor" for insortion in tho last number of the Libera*
tor. Tells what length It should bo and when ho nust ha^ it.
"How muohf doar Oliwor, I ha^ owed you in the past for your
stoadfUst friendship, your sound judgment •••"
A.L.s* 2 p. 8x5 in.
Boston 1865 Dec. 25
1S65 _
25 Deo.
(krrieon, WillieM lloyd^ 1805*1679
To Henry Clarke Wright
V 0 I .6
No.167
gtioatona "Only one more number of the Liberator^ end
entful hletorio oereer will be oloaedi Your farewell
shell eppeer in it."
A.L.s • Ip. 6x6 in.
its ee-
letter
Boston
1865 Dec. 27
Wallent. Rc^art Folder. 1797-1881i.
V.3U
p.m
Letter to W«L* Garrison; Boston^ 2? Id65*
W /566
Boston 1866-189^1
Duncan, Rebecca L
Ms,Am. 19 A.LL.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston,
ll*00 etc., 1866-1891+. 26s. (l+ 7 p.)
(386)
Boston
Ms.Am.
ll^OO
( 172 )
I866-I88U
Bugtee, James McKellar, 1837-1913
2 A.LL.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston, I866-
I88U. 3 s. ( 5 p.)
Boston
1866-187^+-
Ms.fAm. Boston. Fire Dept, _
1795
Ms. receipts to veirious persons for sale of manure,
donations to firemen's fund, payments to Injured
firemen, etc; Boston and Cambridge, I 866 -I 8 TU, (ca.
200 p, mounted In vol•)
I Cambridge, Maas,
Fire
Boston 1866-1869
!l3.Arr,
Fuller, Richard Fredoricl:, l8?^-l869.
55 c ( 7 )
A.Ms.S.f Diarlos, 1H66-1P69J Bootm
2 V* 22cn, Binder’s title: Fuller’s
[etc.] 1P66-1R69*
Confidences.
1 DiarleB
R-B Boston, 1866 - 67
Ms Bunker Hill Monument Association.
.Bos Officers elected for 1866-67. --
.C [Boston : s.n.l, 1867.
867 [lip. ; 20.5 cm.
.Wl Originally part of a scrapbook
kept by Wm. W. Wheildon and titled:
Charlestown in Civic and Social Life,
1850-1870.
I. Title.
MRGRRBK
ocm39473278
Boston 1866
ii866t] i 179&-1677J cierejman. _ VrT.;f^M M;».
I
' To Chtulee Foiboa.
, Uthenaeua^J le closing his box of books intendsd for ths
Bsy lof lunisU?!. A.L.S. Ip, 9 5/4x7 ^4 In.
I
Boston:
1866
1864-. Brom, WUIImi B.
OcMioal brtmnX^
IkJL.^a
Vol.32
No. 62
• (Boftoa)» Printod adTortiooaont of tho oiitortaiBBtiit
offerod by Brown^ *tho prinoo of oonodlODi^* and Williaa
Baywardf ballad ainf^er.
Printad D. 2p. 20 7/8 z 7 l/4 in.
Tht naao of the hall^ ^Linooln^* and the dato^ *Not.SO*
aro filled in with penoll*
Boston
1866
Caswell, Lemuel E
Ms.Am. 5 A.LL.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston, 1866 .
lUOO 5 s. ( 6 p.)
( 205 )
Boston 1866
JLlfifigjL
National Tastlnonial to ?7illiaa Lloyd Garrison
Vol.lO
No.42
cBostona Anothar Torsion of the National Tsstinonial ,
Printsd document* Ip. 7 5/4 x 9 3/4 in.
Jan. 1
Bosto
1866
1 Jan,
1866
fk ri-Unn , Wllll.. Uoyd, 1806.1879 _
Vol.T
To Janos Bk*c«rn Yorrinton No,I
cBostons Ranlnisoos about his thirty ysar assoolation with
J, B, Y, in tho printing-offioo of tho Liborator, Praisas
J, B, Y,'s disposition and raliabllity, "You wars an abolit¬
ionist fron the start ••• Aooapt the aooonpanying trifla as
Iwt tho very slightost token of ny astaaa and friends hip." A
farewell letter.
Typewritten L. 2 p, 11 x 8 1/4 in.
Boston
P66 Jan. 1
-IMfi. _ larr lt oB^
1 Jan.
Vol.7
No.S
To Jaoai liinning Wlnohtll Yorrinton
• Bofftona A farowoll letter^ full of •xproaoiona of approol.
ation of tha addras8oa*t oharaotor and skill. Calls him ths
**bsst phonographic reporter in this country." "How I shall
miss the old printing-of f ioe and your pleasant oorapan ions hip]*
Gives J. If. If, Y. a book and invites him to F^nny Garrison's
wedding.
Typewritten L. 2 p. 11 x 8 I'^i in.
Boston 1«66 Jan. 2
V.3U
p.llii
iJlilpple, Charles IdO^-lvCX),
ijotlor to <<.L. Garriaon; Boston, 2 Jan. 166c.
Boston 1^66 Jan. 2
V.3I4
p.u5.
Yorrlntony James Manning Vlnchellj 1625?
Letter to W.L, Garrison; Boston, 2 Jan. 1B66.
Boston 1^66 Jan. 3
lYarrlnton, JanBfl Browi, 1300-1866._
V.3U
p,ll5 Letter to W,**. (jarrlaon; Boston, 3 •^«n. 1B66.
1 . Garrison. William Uoyd.^ 1^0^1879.
I
I
Boston 1866 Jan. k
I l-OLSOM
i 606 juowe> Cn&rieBj id<:6-ib74^
Jan 4
To Chariea Folsom*
[Bostoa.J AbAS wnather tne omissioa ol a ayliaoie is allowable
in a ^reek inscription* 1 * 1 *£• Ip* 8x5 in*
%
Boston P66 Jan. 11
_
XI Jan.
Arriion^ Williaa Lloyd^ iaOB»ia7fl
To JaiMO MilXor MdKIb
Ml U.l.l
Vol.7
No .8
■ Bostona Hopoi that ho my bo oxousod fro* l^oing to Now York
to a mooting of tho Amorioan Froedmon’o Aid Coniloflion. Dooo
not fool wo 11 enough to toko, tho trip. }^y looturo In Palton*
TillOf Mhos. Inotoad. "Dear Luoy’o vlalt will long bo moot
pleaourably ronomborod
A.L.o, 2 p. 8 X 5 in.
Boston
Ms.E.9.i»
(75-ltO)
1866 Jan. 12
Emerson, Ralph Waldo, 1803-1882.
Draft on Atlantic Bank to pay Wm. ]
015*00; Boston, 12 Jan. I 866 . A.D.S
(ip.)
. Forbes
Is.
Boston 1866 Jan. 27
27 Jtn.
AArriion» IIIIIam Lloyda 18Q6«187Q _
Vol.7
To tHaion Pr^nooi (Oarriion) Vlllurti No.4
• Boatons Corraots an arronaoua ballaf that a wadding oaka
fron Salawiwis sant by a Ifrs. Putnas. Talla about a owatlng
of the Anarioan Antl-Slavary Soolaty. which ha didn’t attand.
Want to a naating of tha Masa. Anti-Slavary Sooiaty at which
dissolution waa suooaaafully opposed by W, Phillips.. *0f
course, as tha whole thing is a Ikroa, I oara nothing for it.*
Hopes to be able to visit the addrassaa in TIsshingtoo in Feb¬
ruary.
A.L.S. 4p. 8x6 in.
t
Boston P66 Jan. 29
[1866] Bugbee, James McKellar, 1057-1915. m^s.
Jan 29
To Charles Folsoni.
[Boston.] The Department of State desires the photographs
of those 1 ^’ho paid attentions to the 'I'unlslan ambassador^
including Folsom's. A.L.S. 2p, 7x4 l/f In.
Boston 1866 Fet. 5
Mfl.A^1^2^Knt pp^ Hiraw _ _
V.3U
p«122 L«tt«r to W«L« Oarrlsonj ^oston^ 5 1866.
I Oarriaon^ Villiaa Llo;
#
05-1879.
Boston 1866 ^et. n
-XflM _ i krrliQii, W111U« Llovd, 1806.1879
Jh^jUlU
II F«b.
Vol.7
No .6
To Ho Ion Pronooo (Qorriaon) VillAr^
• Bootoos Will ooao to VfbshingtoQ with F« J« (krrlton in a
wook* Bxpaots to oall on iwrioua publio offiololo, "Your
mot ho r will mioa uo both^ during our oboonooi but Hopio and
Ella will do all they oan to fill tho oaoanoioo •••" Char*
lotto Coffin will aloo otay with her. Will aonl a oopy of
the Indopondont oontaining a lottor oritioioing W« Phillipa
"for hio disparaging and inyidious tpeooh in Boston^ last
month." CoRinonds Sen. Charles Sumner's last speooh in thi
Senate on suffrage. The weather has been oold for some tine
past, but the mercury has now risen to 40®. "The title of
my coming lecture in Phila( La is 'Liberty Victorious.'"
A.L.s • 4 p. 8 1/8 X 6 in
Boston 1866 Fet. i^t
_. ‘'—IdsAnnie (Adams)
.'ob. Vi
To ilato cJidda
_rioIds.1034-l2i^.„__i:sJfP
''ol.2
l;o.21C
cZ7 C^iPrlos St., os ton 3 The writer coTunenta or Isa'^ellu
riu^idon’c iw Tos Ironoro . Says she is r.G^’crly »vntioli/ititi{_'
the Land or i*aperc,
[ A.i^.S. 4 1/'2 X 7 in.
I
1
i
Boston
Ms .Am.
1823
1866 Mat*. ii
Tuckey, John D
A.L.S. to Freelove B. Lvmt expressing affection
and homesickness; Boston« U Mar. I866. 1 s.
(3 p.)
Boston
1866 March 8
lUr 8
To Jarod Sparka*
! [Boaton*] Daairaa to proooro all tho pid>lioaUoaa of
{ Boaton authora axKi aaka what additiooa aro naodad to oo»*
Plata tha attached liat* Bp. 9 l/A x 1 Z/A In.
Blank fona flllad in.
Boston 1866 March 2k
1866 Eddy, Richard, 1028- ___ ^_Ch B 11,14
Mar 24
To J.W.Dean.
f^atphm ?
[Historical Rooms] Received his copy of the pamphlet on
Cromwell, Has been re-elected to the Society, A.L,S.
Ip, 8 1/2 X 6 1/2 In,
Boston 1866
M s.A.l.g
v.3)4
P.I3I1
field s, James
Letter to W.L.
March 27
Thomas,
Garrlsoni Boston, 27 Maroh
. Boston 1866 March 30
- Hazrard College* -Alamtt _ Io*74a la
Letter to Gardner Brewer, aeklng for a contribution for
I a Memorial building. Dated, Boston, March 50, 1866. Manu-
i script. 5p. Site, 0x5 Inches. Signed by eight persons.
(
Boston 1866 APm lo
*KaJl Qulnoy. Eckniid. 1808-1877.
--^-
P«138 A«L«S» to VlHlAa Lloyd Ckrriooni Boston^ 10 Apr. 1866.
I OarrlaoDi WUllui Lloyd
Bos
:on 1866 April 19
_
0.33
.33
no.99
iatami, JobB IIMob, lftia>ia&7. _
Ni.US. to Murahall S. S-wMorf Boatoo, 19 Apr 1866.
1 •. (2 p.)
I Sooldor, Nmhkll 8
3oston 1866 April 25
1866
25 Apr*
National TastlAonial to Williaii Lloyd Garriton
Iff aBal>6..
Vol.lO
No*41
iBoatona Tha tastlfflonial proposot "a national tottinonial^
^ot than Fifty Thousand Dollars, to our follow country-
iHan-KfilliaiB Lloyd Garrison*"
printed document* 5pp* 7 5/4 x 9 S/4 in*
Boston 1866 May 4
1066
4
MSi;,
HolfiioD, Ollvsr Wenaellj_ 1^^-1934^ ___ _
To Charles Folsom,
[164 Chbrles St.]
ovor. A.N.S, Ip.
Sends soae 4 'iatrains for him to look
6 X 4 In*
Boston 1866 May 17
I860 j Eberooa, C^or^© Barr^ii* 1797-1001. » mom m s.
:iuy 17 I ~
To Charles Folsoa.
! [5 P«i»bertoa &i.(Boston).] Coaaenta on !»•, e(ol.e8]'B
oUaxas. A.L.S. Ip. 8x5 in.
by 5ue"
I
Boston 1866 June
X866 Miy, 3awi®l, Jr., 1810^1898
14 JUXM
To Mrt* Ifeirla (Woaton) ChApma
• Bostooa Aoknowlodges a ^ooroua ocntrlbution from ths
addrossao*! aon Henry to the teatlmonlal in behalf of Mr.
Oarriaon. The writer haa learned froai Mr.Quinoy that
Uugel haa contributed fifty dollara and Anne Chapaan one
hundred. Senda thanka of the Coaimlttee to "both these dear
young ladiea who have ap faithfully and intelligently emulated
the brave example you gave them."
A.L.S. 2p. 8x6 in.
1^ aA .9.2
Vol.52
Vo. 60
1
Bostpn 1866 June 20
_ lA»c£rat«, Nic olas» __ ♦D*M8S«33 (lO)
A,L»S. to Georgs Tioknorj Boston^ 20 Junio 1866« 1 s*
(Up.)
1 Spanish Mss In t^ils
I Tlckhor, George, im-l8n.
Boston 1^66 June 22
Ms •Aid*
Ticknor, Oeorgs^ 1791-1871*
A.L.S. to Frederic W, Lincoln, •^r*, regarding acquisition
of Prince Library from Old Scuth Churchi Boston, 22 June
1866. 1 a. (2 p.)
!• Boston. Public Libi
I. Lincoln, Frederic Walker,
M
Prlnoa library.
1817-1898.
R-B
MSS
Ms .
3216
Boston - 1866 June 22
Ticknor^ George^ 1791-1871.
ALS : Boston, to Mrs. Van de
Weyer, 1866 June 22.
1 item (2 p. in folder) ; 25 x 30
cm. + 1 drawing of dedicatory
pedestal.
SUMMARY: Discusses with the
daughter of Joshua Bates the
placement of the pedestal on which
the bust of Joshua Bates will rest.
The pedestal was designed by Richard
S. Greenough.
1. Ticknor, George, 1791-1871--
Correspondence. 2. Van de Weyer,
R-B
MSS
Ms .
3216
(Continue
on next card)
ocm43638190
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MRGRRBKM
ALS
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MSS
Ms, Ticknor, George, 1791-1871. -
3216 ... (Card 2)
Elizabeth—Correspondence. 3
Joshua, 1788-1864—Monuments.
Bates,
MRGRRBKM
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FULnOM
Boston 1866 June 23
18G6 Hillard, George Stillman, 1808-1879j laiQfijl^
Juno ZZ ,
i To Charles Folaom.
[Boston.] Asks for material relating to Dr. Worcester
A.L.S. Ip. 8x5 in.
Boston
1866 July 3
>ls.A.1.2
^-
p.OliZ
"Ticknor ic Fie Ida"
letter to W*L« Oarrlaon) Boatoui 3 July 1366.
Boston 1866 Aug. 6
Morse, Robert McNeil, 1837 -
Ms.Am. A.L.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston, 6
lltOO Aug. 1866. Is. ( 2 p.)
( 823 )
Boston 1^66 Aug. 15
I
-laea. _ ^Vha-Drunt* Jttajiry^ _Le3E-1903»
Aug 15 I
To Charles Folsom*
rOUsOM MSSi
'[Boston*] Declares Folsom will be offered some renumeration
i for his work on the inscription for the Ether lik>nument*
Explains his ocncention, enclosing his own stansas and those
|of Dr* [Oliyer Y/endell] Holmes* A*L*S* 4p* 8x6 in*
I Rolnes, Oliver Wondelli
.^^ 18 %
Bost
on: 1866 Sept. 3
Cooley,. Aaron
v,3^,pl^6
Letter to William Lloyd Garrison; Boston, 3 Sept. 1066.
I. Garrison, William Lloyd, 1005-1079.
Boston P66 sept. i8
M.
1666 __
Sep 18
I
riBiier^ JoBhau FriinciB,. 1607-1375. _
To CharltB Folsom*
[^^oi^2oase*] Tiu.nks Folsom for his cordiality and
recomratnds his son to his kindness. Sends his pamphlet
on th^ reform of the electoral system. A.L.S. '^p.
0 X S 1/4 in.
Boston 1^66 oct. 3
83U
Steama^ J^iyN a ilifl C _^ ■arehant^ B onton.
Mt.D.t Raceiptad bill to Sanuel S. Allen for
kitchen ware; Boston, 3 Oct. 1866. 1 e. (2 p.)
I
I Alien. A
Rostqn
1%6
Nov. 1
Ms .1,1^2-fearrlaittv W miain Uoyd, lPo^-lP79. _
v,lil
p,)i2 Letter to CsroHne ’ Vetonj ^oston, 1 Nov. IW,
I Weston, Caroline, IP 0 P-IP 82 ,
Boston 1^66 Nov. i6
Ms,A.1.2
Endicott, William, Jr*
v,3U
1
p.llt9 Latter to W.L. Garrieonj ^oston, 16 Nov, 1866.
Boston 1866 Nov. 16
j^hyelcl^.
Mov 16
To Charles Folsom.
[Chanuc/ St.] Acknowledges the books sent by Dr. Brlncker-
hoff. Has been trying to repay him for his unusual kind¬
ness and to bring him before the medical profession. A.L.S.
5p. 7 1/4 X 7 1/2 in.
Boston 1^66 Dec. 7
Kb »AWa
347
( 1 )
Matthews, Nat han, 18U -X9Q4, _
Printed D. (copy); Bondj Boston, 7 Ddo, 1866. 1 8.
(2 p.) Filled out In ms, to George W. Gerrlah for sole
of Chelsea lots.
1. land titloc—
I. Gezriflh, George W
Boston
1866
12 Dec
R-B
BLS Dam, Samuel N.
Ms. A.D.S. certifying that Ashton Les1ie
217 Dam is 14 years old and has been
vaccinated. Boson : ms., 12 Dec.
1866 .
1 s. (1 p.) ; 21 cm.
l..Dam, Ashton Leslie. I.T.
RG90-532223
MRG90-532223
19570
Boston 1^66 Dec. 18
I
Xs.An. i Te-^cy. _
1102
(ih) A«L.S« to cT'tarraret.thanVln*? har for HaiMln^'a
Efjotlfltograr^hy; Boston, IB Bee. IW. 1 s, (1 p.)
!•
I.
HaMlnr, Chester, 1
V.^hlto, Kar.^aret Ell*
^ 92 - 1 ^^.
iaHlnp) 1P23-1903.
Boston 1866 Dec. 26
Ms. 2917
Talbot, Thomas, 1818-1886.
A.L.S. to Hon. J. A. [Pond ?} recommending Mr.
Elliot of Billerica "for a respectable place in
some committee"; Boston, 26 Dec. 1866.
Letterhead: "CommonMea1th of Massachusetts.
Council Chamber"
[Talbot was one of the members of the Council of
the Governor of Massachusetts between 1864 and
1869]
Boston 1866 Dec. 30
-JC66_j •:!'? Annie. (Adama)
ZoQ.ZO I
To ::t\te »fielda
1
-Plelda^’’^ 1 ”34-1915 y.s ]Z'
Vo 1.2
No.216
I c’‘oston3 Tlie v/riter t!nr*ks k'iss i'5eld i*or un autocrapli of*
I i'adane i.fJolaldo kistori ar.d “for the '^ood v/ork you Imvo her.un
I sc ably,.,.’*
A.L.3. Ip. 4 1^'^2 X V 1^^4 in.
I
I
I
I
786 /
Boston
Ms. fAiti.
22hQ
1867 - 19^2
Grand Army of the Republic. Dept, of
Massachusetts. John A. Andrew post,
no. 15, Boston.
Records; minutes of meetings and
membership lists; Boston, 1867-19^2.
Ms. 50v.
Vol. for 1920-21 wanting.
Boston
Ms. Am.
lUOO
(390)
1867-1893
Dwl^t, Theodore Frellnghuysen.
12 A.LL.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston,
1867 - 1893 . 12s. ( 26 p.) with env.
Boston
Ms. Am.
lltOO
(653)
1867-1893
Hurd, Francis W
6 A.LL.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston,
1867 - 1893 . 9s. (I3p.)
Boston
Ms. Am.
lUoo
1867-1885
Putnam, George B
3 A.LL.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston,
1867 - 1885 . 3 s. (5p.)
I
Boston
Ms. Am.
lUOO
( 1058 )
i86t-1884
Snow, Samuel T
2 A.LL.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston,
I 867 -I 88 U. 2s. (3p.)
Boston
Ms.Am.
lltOO
1867-1876
Thornton, John Wingate, I 818 -I 878 .
5 A.LL.S. to Mellen Chamherlain; Boston, l867-
1876 . 5 s. ( 8 p.) . -
/
Boston
Ms. Am.
lUOO
( 1177 )
1867-1872
WashTjurn, Alexander C
k A.LL.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston,
1867-1872. Its. ( 5 p.)
Boston: 1867-I8TI
Tremont Watch Co., Boston.
Ms .Am. Records of the Tremont Watch Company, A.O.
1881 Bigelow, president; Boston, I867-I871. Ms.
(38 p.)
r
1
i
Boston
Ms.Am.
ll;00
( 59 )
1867-1868
Bacon, John W
2 A.LL.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston, l 867 '
1868. 2 s. (Up.)
(
R-B
Boston 1867
Ms
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.C
867
.Wl
Bunker Hill Monument Association.
Officers elected for 1866-67.
(Boston : s.n.], 1867.
[1] p. ; 20.5 cm.
Originally part of a scrapbook
kept by Wm. W. Wheildon and titled:
Charlestown in Civic and Social Life,
1850-1870.
I. Title.
MRGRRBK
001 (^
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9
Boston
Ms .Am.
lUOO
(1368)
1867
Chamberlain, Mellen, 1821 - 1900 .
2 A.LL.S. to Charles Ray Palmer; Boston,
1867. 2s. (5p.)
[Boston!]
1867
Chamberlain, Mellen, 1821 - 1900 .
Ms.Am. A.L.S. to Albert Hale Plumb; [Boston?!] 186 T.
l 400 Is. (^p.)
( 1376 )
Boston
Ms. Am.
lUOO
186T
Child, William C
2 A.LL.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston, I867.
2s. (2p.)
Boston
Ms. Am.
ihOO
(298)
1867
Coolidge, J Wyeth.
2 A.LL.S. to Mellen Chamherlain; Boston, I867.
2 s. ( 2 p.)
i
Boston
1867
MSfAnif
626
Fali^hlIdj Charles Ifalaon^ 18 3 7*1910| suppos ed author.
A.Ms.t *»In bunpers of our Roodoror,** regarding Boston,
Bar Harbor, etc* [Boston? 186??] 1 s. (2 p.)
Boston
Ms.Am.
lltOO
(785)
1867
Massachusetts. Genersil Court. Committee on
License Law.
T.D.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston, 186T.
Is. (ip.)
)
Boston 1867
I
_ I 5l2id©^ ?t^derick_I^__.. . . 8010.24
I Copy of lotters written ••• frco Sireuil, Prance, Aug.
i 1867, on Iron snolting processes: 1.6. the Martin process.
I Manuscripts. [Boston. 1867] (57)ff. 20 x 31 l/2m»
Iron industry and trade«—France
Boston
Ms. Am.
lUOO
( 152 )
1867 Jan. /-Mar. ^
Broughton, Nicholson,Jr.
8 A.LL.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston, 5 Jan*
1867-12 Mar. 1867. 8s. (lOp.)
Boston
1867: Jan, 8
Gardner, John Lowell, 1837 - 1098 .
A.L.S. to J.H. Nichols ordering curtains
dishes, etc. for new house; Boston, 8 Jan.
1867 . 1 s. (1 p.)
Ms.Am.
1938
Boston 1867 Jan. 10
/if?Ids,
Jun•XU
Annl9 . (A0a!D8)
. FleldA^’* JLC34 -.m6
To :/.to c/ieldj
c'.'ostona The writer riraisos ';isf5 7ield*8 letter in the
3i-rirt;r3eld r>epubllcc.n about her ^^iTt or a tasiiet oi‘ :*lowers
to J'•'X.r 1 0 3 i.'ielieua .
*'i'’i** 4x0 ^ in#
I printed In Lilian ‘.Vhitin^'s Lute 7ieldt a Ueoord on p.140. *
Boston 186 t Jan. 15
Doty, John L
Ms.Am. A.L.S. to Mellon Chamberlain; Boston, 15
lUOO Jan. 1867. Is. (Ip.)
( 377 )
Boston
Ms.An.
ll+OO
(713)
1867 Jan. 23
Lang, Benjamin James, 1837-1909.
A.N.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston, 23 Jan.
1867. Is. (ip.)
Boston 1867 Jan. 23
Icw >, Charl es _ «)4iJL,10.1 no,6
A.L.S. to fiilmh Dow Chanaj} Boston, 23 1967. 1 s*
(3 P.)
Boston 1867 Jan. 28
Kirk, Edward Norris, 1802-187*+.
Ms.Am. A.L.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston, 28
1*»00 Jan. 1867 . Is. (ip.)
(70*+)
i
I
Boston 1867 Feb. ik
Mb.A.1.2 May. Samu«l . 1810-1899. __
▼ .35
p.7 Letter to Edmund Quincyi Boston, 14 Fab. 1867.
I. Quinoy, Edmund, 1808
Boston 1867 Feb. 22
Ma^Aw.
1102
jyaflOD,
Jonathan
( 16 )
A.L.S. to W,0. I^ite thanVlrg bin ^or book, deacrlblng
friendship with Chester Ha'»*dlnf 5 j Boston, 22 Feb. Ifl67«
1 8. (2 p.)
1. Harding, Chestar, 1792-1B66.
I. Whlt«, Willlan (Vna, (1.1911.
Boston
Ms.Am.
lUOO
1867 Feb. 26
Boston. City Clerk.
A.L.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston, 26 Feb.
1867 . Is. (3p.)
Boston
Ms.Am.
lUOO
{h3l)
186t Feb. 27
Flint, Charles Louis, 182 U-I 889 .
A.L.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston, 27 Feb.
1867 . Is. (l*p.)
Boston 1867 March 7
- Sargent y Tapper _ W?.®.*Acc .1574
A.L.S, to Epes Sargent; Boston, 7 Mar, 1867, 2 pp.
•4
Boston 1867 March l8
Mb.A n.
i8oi*
(M
Gllnnn, Dnyld E■
Ms.D.S.: Affidavit on money received from HaveB &
Hersey, machine works» while In employ of Boston Fire
Dept.; Boston, l8 Mar. 1067. Is. (2 p.)
Countersigned by D.H. Coolldge, Justice of the Peace.
1 Boston, ^Ire Dept.
2 Hawes & Hersey, machine
Boston,
Boston 186T March 2k
Wallcttt. Robert FoL^ r. 1797-lfl81i._
v.35
p.l2 Letter to W.fi. Garrison; Boston, 2k i'^arch 1667 •
V
Boston
Ms. Am.
lUOO
(63)
1867 Mar. 25 .
Baker, A R
A.L.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston, 25 Mar.
1867. Is. (2p.)
Boston 1867 March 27
Ms.Am. Reid, Whltelaw, 1837-1912.
lbS7 -
(ll») A.N.S. to Isabella Mack apoloi;lzlng for missed
appointment) Boston, 27 Mar. 1867. 1 s. (2 p.)
I. Hinckley, Isabella (Naok) I81t2-
Boston
Ms'.Am.
lUOO
(695)
1867 Mar. 30
Kimball, Henry Hastings, 1835-
A.L.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston, 30
Mar. 1867 . Is. (Ip.)
Boston 1867 April
I
_ Ct^<»ri©6 S, _ _£* oi< ;6.70
A^irll '
Boston? i. v« Din 4 ,rn:B 8 « 2:0 1/k ca*
iirlthaetic^ Its hl&tox7» phiiosopl^t sna prscticoy
, olfiere.it systejis of notation. With some account of
,the notation of the Greeks, Persians, Arabians and
Hinaus, ana the use of ttie abacus by the Romans and
other e^riy Europeans. Aiso* a short account of the
t.ritxj.aatic of the Chinese, with their aotioaa, and
tlviso ol the Egyptians concernint the mystical prop¬
erties of nuabors. idl of wtiich has been compiled
lr.^m the best authorities on these subjects.
Boston
1867 April k
Curtis, Benjamin Robbins, 1809-18T^.
Ms.Am. A.N.S. to Charles Lanman referring him t6
2395 Appleton’s Am. Encyclopedia. Boston, It April
1867. Is. (Ip.)
Boston 1867 April it
_I86T _aarritoxy Willi mm Lloyd^ 1806-1879
17 Apr.
To S. ^Hy Jr.
MjAiLlI
Vol.7
Ko #53
«Bo*)tona Thanka S. V. Jr. for oontributions to the fund be¬
ing raised to pay for 0. Thompson’s passage to Europe. ITill
Itry to find employment for 0. T. In England. 'Till urge the
; oourt to give the P. Jackson bequest to the N.E. Freedman’s
Aid oooiety. Doubts If the Southern negroes will ever lose
; the suffrage. ^111 meet the Coninittee on the ^latlonal Testl-
j menial at their convenience. ’Vs. ’1. A. (W.) Johnson will
I stay with ’Vs. 3. during 'Y.L.G.'s European trip.
,A.L.8. (”s. copy) 2 p. 9 3/4 x 7 6/8 In.
Boston 1867 April i8
M.^.1.2 I a«rynt, Joh n Tumar, --
V.3S
p.l7 Letter to W.L^Oarrlson} Boston, 18 April 1667•
rOl.M>M MSS. •
Boston 1867 April 19
1867 C<UQ^.>bell| Looods Joseph.
Apr 19
To Charles I'olsota.
[Boston.] Sends a copy of tlielr ffeit History of the tlnltod
States. Hopes to Improve it 6oaiev/hat[ln another edition?]•
A.L.S. Ip. 7x6 In.
Boston
1867 April 25
H<iJ1.1.2 I Ruaaallj Thowaa _
V.35
p.l9 I«tter to V.L«GaiTlson; Boston^ 25 April 1B67*
I. Garrison, William Ll03r^W05-lS79«
Boston 1867 April 30
MgaA w^ I F airchild ■ C hjurlas N^ laon» 1637aiqjposod author
625 I '
A.Ms.t "'East by Worth-six' croaks the vane".poem
recardlng Lilly Fairchild} [Boston?] 30 April [1867?]
1 8. (1» p.)
1 Fairchild, UUy (Ne]«^ l8U5-192lt
Boston 1867 May 2
I
_I Adua, WU1U» 6,J1.42 (2?)
A.N.5. to [tfllllM Adolphus Vhsolsr]} Boston, 2 Hsj 1867.
1 s. (1 p.)
I. Wbeslsr, VUllui Ada
1833-1874.
Boston 1R67 May 7
H5« A«1«2 Endleottj VllUm, Jr.
v.35 I -^-
p .25 j Letter to Woodaj Boston, 7 May 1867,
I Woods.
I Boston
Ms.Am.
lUOO
(62h)
1867 May 13
Homer, J
A.L.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston, 13
May 1867. Is. ( 2 p.)
Boston 1«67 May l6
Ms.A.1.2
v.35,p26
May, Samuel. 1810-1899.
Letter to W.P. Garrison; Boston, l6 May 186T.
Boston 2867 July 13
fQrtoa» C.
to Ednah Dow Chenay) Boaton, 13 Jul^ 1867.
(4 P*)
1
Boston
Ms.E.9>^
^9-79
1867 July 30
T leknor t Fields, publlahers. Boaton. _
Printed D. filled out in ms.: Money order on Second
National Bank of Boston payable to O.W. Holmes; Boston,
30 July 1867. 1 s. (l p.)
I. Holmes, Oliver Wendall, l809-l69l»
.i
Boston
1867
;iL’'orc, rnrtin,
Aug. 5
lav.-icrj.
AiL,r.. to Ccorco Tic’;nor; Dooton, 5
Ch.F.5.44
Auc. 1367. 23. (2 p.)
Boston 1867 Aug. 7
Ms. 2993
Gannett, Ezra Stiles, 1801-1871
A.N.S. to [Joseph M.] Bradford, complying with
Bradford's request for an autograph; Boston, 11
Feb. 1853. Is.(Ip.)
Together with Gannett's A.L.S. to Rev. E[zra ?]
Abbot of 7 Aug. 1867, Is.(Ip.).
Boston 1867 Aug. 25
v.3<
p.lSn
.Tttc'-son, TViimnyi,
liBtter to W;P, Garrisonj Boston, 2*) August Iflft?
I Oarrlson, Wandoll Phillips, 161»0-1907,
1
Boston 1867 Aug. 30
Ms .An.-FfctgghlXd. Ch arlts Nelson. 183 7-1910 ^Bripposad author.
62U j '
A.Ms.t "With happy hearts sons mountain top I cUnb",
poem regarding Lilly Fairchild} [Boston?] 30 Aug, 1867.
2 s. (3 p.)
1 Fairchild, UUy (Ne;
l8U5-192li.
Boston 1867 Sept.-Oct.
Ms ^ Aw ^
1072
(? 2 .*? 3 )
iVight, E llgabeth A malls (Whits)
2 A.LL.S, to Wale]?, Bigelow & Co,
Life and letters of Wilder Dwight|
20 Oct. 1867. 2 a. (7 p.)
1. Dwight, Wilder, 1833<
1^09-1863.
I ooncerning h^p
Boston, 9 ^pt.«
Boston
186T Sept. k
Barker, Theodore.
Ms.Am. A.L.S. to Mellen Chamherlain; Boston, 4 Sept.
ll *00 1867 . Is. (Ip.)
(70)
I
I
Bosto
M8.A1!U_L
623 !
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_FairohlX dj Charles Nelaont lQ37 ;j^3j^_B!gposj8 d author»
A.Ms*! **Th® grcnmd-pina fltmg Ita carpet on the steep**,
ooem [to Lilly Fairchild?] regarding New England shore;
[Boston?] h Sept. 1867. 1 s. (2 p.)
I Fairchild, Ully (Nelson) 18U5-192U.
Boston 1867 sept. 2 k
18G7 CflLm;)bell, Loorols Joseph* foi^som m;,^
Sep ^'4
To Charles Folsoa*
[Boston,1 Leaves a copy of Greeley's History of the
On at f.ebvlllon . It once belonged to the Public Library
but nas da:aaged and a fresh one substituted. A*L*5.
Ip. 7x5 in.
Boston:
186t Oct. 8
8 0ot«
BpitpB,Pally j|4T»rtiMr
Newipapar Clippings
Vpl.lO
Np.44
sBottoos This item is a group of nawspapsr olipplngs which
ars all part of one artiole entitled The Testimonial to Vr *
Garrison»Seoond Report . The artiole gives a list of the
I oontr 1 butors to t m i^und for Garrison.
4 clippings. 8 l/2 z I l/Z in«}2 l/2 x 7 l/2 in.|
2 1/4x7 1/4 in.I 2 1/2x9 l/2 in.
Boston 1867 Oct. Ik
Mtthgi raf K athm
Ms.D.S.t Contract to sail lot at 8 Appleton St* to
Marshall IdTenaorsi Boston^ 111 Oot* 18^7* 1 a* (l p«)
1* Boston—Land transft
!• Lireraors^ Marshall
m
Boston 1867
Oct. 20
v#35
P.iii3
>n» Thnmaa
letter to W«L»Qarrlaon| Boston, 20 0ot« 1867*
I* OaiTlaon, Willlan Lloyd, 1805*1879(
Boston 1867 oct. 21-23
Ms •An,
Lathrop, John, 183*>-1910.
7.072
(202-203)
2 A.LL.S. to Welch, Bigelow & Co,
pro'iuctlon. of hlo book; ^ston, 21-
2 8. 0 P.)
concerning?
23 Oct. IP 67 .
8os1
:on Oct. 23
Ma.Am*
Matthews• Nathan, 1814-X9C4*
■ 34 ?—
( 2 )
Ms«D«3.t Agreement on sale of lots on Dartmouth Street
to William Timlin; Boston, 23 Oct. 1867. 1 s. (2 p.)
In 5 )erfect: mutilated.
1. Land titlor:—
I. Timlin, William
Boston
Ms. Am.
lUOO
(576)
186T Nov. 2
Haskins, George F
A.N.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston,
1867 . Is. (Ip.)
2 Nov.
Boston 1867 Nov. 20
lIa? ^it Zf C harles ^_
r».l<2
Letter to ’*M« Garrison; Boston, 20 Nov. 18^7.
I Garrison. WllUmni
1 > o..,
1
Boston 1867 nov. 26
(2a)
A^-
l"rinted foria filled out in ms.S*i Check for ^ 12,9i0.00
drawn on *iOunt Vemon ^^ational Bank; Boston, 26 Nov. 186?•
1 s . (1 p #)
I I-bimt Vornon National Bonk, fcrton.
Boston 1867 Nov. 29
Davis, Joshua W
Ms.Am. A.N.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston, 29
lUOO Nov. 1867 . Is. (Ip.)
(350)
Boston 1867 Dec. 7
Thayer. Wllllare Makepeace. 1820-1396«
Ma.A.1.2
vlJT
p.156
Jitter to W,L, Garrison} Boston. 7 Dec. 1867.
r ms
Boston
Ms.fAm.
22U9
( 2 )
1868-1921
Grand Army of the Republic. Dept, of
Massachusetts. John A. Andrew post,
no. 15 , Boston.
Descriptive books; Boston, 1868-1921.
Ms. 3v.
Membership list with military service record
volume 3 is index to volumes 1-2.
Bost
1868-1919
Thrs— Hirehfl#l<f
Ms.IW), t PiApors on h#r aetlTltie* In Jairlah
orgardiationBi Boston, 1868-1919. (3li p.)
1. Jews—Soolotlos, ote*
Boston
Ms.Am.
lUOO
(35T)
1868-1892
Dean, John Ward, 1815-1902.
12 A.L.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston
1868 - 1892 . 12s. (I3p.)
Boston
1868-1891
R-B
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26
f ol.
RG90
Allen^ Willis Boyd, 1855-1938.
Scrapbook including monthly reports
from Latin School, notes from Francis
Gardner and others. Harvard grades,
and notices of book for the years
1868-1891. Boston : ms., 1868-1891.
1 vol. ; 31 cm.
1..Boston. Public Latin School.
I.Gardner, Francis, 1812-1876. II.T.
532080
MRG90-532080
20865
Boston
Ms. Am.
lUOO
( 966 )
1868-1881
Richardson, Charles A
21 A.LL.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston,
1868-1881. 21s.- (U2p.)
(Boston, Mass.) 1868-1878
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Children (Boston, Mass.)
Ledger, 1868-1878.
1 item (298 P-) ? 39 cm.
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SUMMARY: Each entry lists
information about children and
foundlings brought to the home such
as: name, race, sex, physical
condition. These children ranging in
age from several days to several
months were found in various outside
places of the city of Boston. They
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i^wln 10 Jan. 186«} [Boaton, 1868]
Mss. Ago.
744
spf«oh delivered
2 P.
Boston 1868
1068
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Boston^ Mbaa, Pu blic Llbr ioy# Exa miolni. ComaltUa»
Re.KJrt of tht exunlnlng co.Tjnlttee for 1068,69« [Aleo,
letters froa neobers of the Conmittee*] 56 ff»
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Tlcknor by Charles Dickens | Boston, 1866« With this
Is a blank sheet of Dickens' stationary^
1. Artifacts in this Lit ^
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Bostpn 1868
1368 Elchbjr^, Julluo,
No.67 In Mi.C .1.7.1
1324-139f j dime tor Boston Conserve tpi^*
To H. '4. Ticknor.
|[Bo3tjn.] Promises to saod "the OHies & titles of the
, pl«ce8" tMorro* jor.aa^. A.^.S. Ip. 8 1/4x5 1/4 In.
Boston
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1072
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Peane^ Charlea, 1813*1689,
A*N.S. to Welch, Bigelow & Co, sending oorreotlons|
•Boston?* 1 Jan, 1868, 1 s, (2 p,)
• ◄
Boston 186R Jan. 5
5 J«n«
WUIU* Lloyd^ 100 6*1079 _
To I'ro* John Miwton
Boatona A lottor of oondolonoo on the death of
•L.a* (Mi. copy) 7 p. 8x5 in.
_ MiJULil
Vol.7
No. 69
John Miwson.
Boston 1868 Jan. 8
lB6t_'-'krrlson^ W111U» Lloyd^JSQP-lKUL
Jan* I
^ To Jofloph Coiron Jr.
Vo 1.7
No.69
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ning the dooth of John Ikwson*
l^spapor olipping* Ip* 14 z 2 3 ^4 in*
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Yerrinton, 1868 Jan. 11.
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rojtoii !\iblic Llurar:.'; Bo^il.on, Jau. clP63?a 1 s. (l p. )
I Wincor, Ju^itln,
Boston 1B69 Jan. 22
DaU^ Caroline Wella (»ealay) 1822-1912, In »P,gO,211
A.L.S, to 'Hionas Wentworth Hlppinson concerning cor¬
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1668 Fort«n^ Gharlotti ^ _ __ P.9US7 _j
17 Fob To !
tBoston*J Containing a statement regarding Lydia
Maria Child*a oontributions to the Preodman* 3 pp* 4 1/2
X 7 in*
I
Boston 1868 Feb. i8
1868 _
18 Fab.
ICkrrlton^ WlllUn Uoyd* 1806-1815 _ Mi JUu.1
Vol.7
To Robart Baattla No .73
• Boston* A letter about R. B.‘s approval of W,L«0«'8 article
oonowrnlng the late Bishop John Henry Ropldns of Vermont,
• which appeared in the Independent *
A«L«8 • 2 p« 8 1/4 X S 1 'A in•
Boston 1868 Feb. i8
- 186Q _ Axxifon^JMJJLUji
in Feb.
MaL.A^l
Vol.7
No .75
To 'Vf. ElUabeth (Pease) Niehol
■ Bostona Regrets not hsiTlng written sooner, as he heard that
W9» N. had been ill. Gives a brief account of his trip from
Liverpool to Boston. Mrs. G. has suffered a third stroke,
which caused her to fall and <njure her side. "She Is treat¬
ed magnetically twice a week ... Still, I am all the time
apprehensive lest she may receive a fatal stroke without any
warning ...'* Ths H. Villards ywve gone to Italy. Expects R.
D. ^Vebb and possibly »bry A. Estlin to visit America and
hopes I'rs. N. can come, too. Refers to the death of John
'hwson. F. J. Cbrrison "is now pursuing his studies at the
Institute of Technolo^, g some a*-tentic>n to chemistry.”
A.L.s. 4 p. B X 5 in.
Boston 1868 Feb. 18
rkl-^a^‘5praeu6__ __ Ch.B.ll*28
I . '
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1 0 , (2 p.) ’Jith covering letter addressed to llellen Cham-
berbiin; Boston, 18 Fob. 1868. 1 s. (1 p.)
Boston 1868 Feb. 21
Holnesy OXlvar 1809-1894# --
1303 !
(6) A.L.?. to Phineas BFimas on Clara Bamoa Martin |
21 Fob. 186C. 1 a. (2 p.)
Boston,
1, Martin, Clara (Bamo8),d,l866,
!• Bamea, Phinoaa, l8ll-^21«
Boston 1868
Feb. 25
I860 _ -Ourrlfon^ WllUa* Uoyd^ iao8>l B79
25 Feb.
iSeJUUl
Vol.7
No .74
To the Natioml AntUSlaTery Standard
• Bostons A letter from W.L.G. defending hie efforts to ob¬
tain the P* Jackson bequest for the New England Preednen*s
Union Conmlssion. Quotes afiny passages from W. Phillips’s
speeches In order to refute them*
• 39 p. 8x5 In.
Rough draft.
Boston 1868 Fet. 27
'/oi.r/
: 0.22c
I3C8 i Thofwa, 1® 16-1881;
ch.27 j
' 7o C;.l*t0 .•lelcla
; c w* X - ec of t,ho Atlf^ntlc onthly, 124 Trc’aont St., “ostona
I Hr .vritor fJRys the To^its v/Hl lo ^ ond subject for bin urt-
j iole, tut 5fT (. out'tful ul.out ut. art’i'l© o: i’'H;i.y terrible. l?-
onsroa a failure to send . rooV sheets to '.'iss tlelcl.
, A.:..';. Ip. 4 1/2 X 7 7/f In.
■.rltten ty a seor'^tary.
Boston 1868 March 2
MaJUU2.
v.36
P.ll
^l eldSf Annlft _
Utter to William L Oarrlsoni Boston, 2 March 1868,
Boston 1868 March u
lUndall, George M ^ Ch.2.3.64
A.L*3, to the Rev« WiHlam Stoodley Bartlet; Boston^ 4
Mar. 1868. 1 e. (l p.)
Boston 1868 March 9
18C0 ITlldor^ liar shall l^nolaiey^ 1798-1886* H*80«lll
liar* 9 To Abran Ednonds Cuttor
«Booton» Roooipt as prosidont of tho Now En/;land Historical
Gonoalo{;ioal i>ooioty for a oo y of the ”'i7ork8 of ^ino
Brad St root***
Boston 186B March 27
_ 1868 J-Oirrl*on^jrilll»iM Uny d ^ 1808.1
2T %r. I
a. __
^0 Oliver Johnton
Vol.7
Vo .76
cBostons Afkf 0. J. to eorroot the phraseology of an article
to be published in the Independent, entitled Education at the
3wth . Notes ttnt no reply to ^is defense of ^lie disposition
of the F. Jackson bequest Ins appeared yet in the Kational
Anti-Slavery Standard.
A.1.8. 2 p. TYTT 5 1/8 in.
Boston 1868 March 28
M 3.A.1.2
v.36
P.1'5
Lalda. Annie (Adams) 18 3A-] 915 _
letter to W.L. Oarrlsonj Boston, 2B March 1P69,
Boston 1868 March 28
1868_
28 'fcr.
wmiiw ia06-18M _ Mi.AJL.1
Vo 1.7
To «WlllUm In^rtoll» Bowdltoh No.76
• Boston* Did not oxpoot W. I. B. to bo no otubborn oo W«
Phllllpo In roslatlng tho doorot of tho Court in thi F.Jook-
• on will ooao. Holds that I. B. had no bettor knowledge
of f. JaokBon*t mind than B. Quincy, 3. Vky Jr. and himself.
■ Resents tho determination of IT. I. B, and TT. Phillips to pre-
▼ent the money from folng to the ?>w England Freedman's Aid
Coninlsslon and objects to orltlolsra of ths Mias. Supreme Co-
|Urt. ’-V. Sewn 11 was aurprlsed that Phllllpo would argue
that the legacy should go to the 'btional Anti-Slavery Stand¬
ard Instead of the American Anti-lilavery ^*oclety. V/.L.<1. Ts”
of the opinion that PhillJj^^nd I. B. Intended to delay
the case by claiming that^^B|Atement of need was presented
by the Commission. Expla^^^^ alleged indebtedness of the
Commlss ion.
•8 D.8 X S in.
Rost([»n 1*^6® March 30
lfl68 _ . lArrHon, VlllUm Uoyd» J806rl5ML
50
To Alfrod H. Lots
TAi.A.l.l
Vol.T
No .76
■ Boltons Telia ebnut replying to W, Philllpa*a eoouaationi
• fmlnit him in the F. JeoVson will oeie. In answer to A. H.
L.*8 crltlclim of oertaln lines In the reply, ttet they are
not "^rrlaon-llke,** W,L.3. sayi that hs >*8 newer been ’•giv¬
en to oIroumloo'ition, and never heiitatei to *call a spade a
spade.*** Defends hii reply to Phillips’s orltlolsm, and his
actions In ooraieotion with the Jackson bequest. T7. P. refus-
es to pay the rroney over to the T^ew England Freedaen’s Aid
Commission.
A.L.s. (?*s. copy) 4 p. 8x4 7/8 in.
Boston 1868 April
_ 1 _Hantin^ton, frederlo D m, B p,^ I8X9 -19Q4*_
3 94 I
; 2 A.NII.S. to [7] regarding attendance at oonvontloni
I Bootoni Apr. 1868. 2 s. (2 p.)
■Tl
April
Boston 1868
Ma,Aa^. ki Xlipg> W flD(leU> lailrlfiaL-
1777
A.L.S. to Mr Wingate giving advice on writing and
delivering speeches; CBostonD Apr. 1868. 1 s. {k p.)
I Wingate
$
Boston 1868 April 2
_ie68 _
2 Apr.
ik£rlfon«.WilIiAm Lloyd» 1806-1679
To WillUn Ingonoll Bowdltoh
Vol.7
No .77
• Boatons A reply to W. I, B.'e letter doted Mir.30,186B (No.
77) **... I see no justlf loot Ion whet erer for the course you
ere resolwed to pursue in regard to 5fr. Jackson's le^oy ..."
Says that If the Court had held thit the money should be paid
to the National Anti-Slavery Standard ^ he and his fellow tru-
Rtees w^ld quickly pa"d it over. (Apparently the New
England Kreedmen'a Aid Cornmission has not yet reoeived the
le^cy.)
A.L.s. 4 p. B X P in.
i
Boston
1«6S April 6
Pickingj Charltij Ifll2«l870>
A«N«S« to Mrs. HoirarH M. Tlcknor thanking her for
flowers^ a*Tranplng nootlngi Boston^ 6 April 1666•
T _ -^
Boston 1B6^ April 2k
1659. V»y, Snmuel, Jr., 1610-ie99j mlnl8t«r _ _ _ Ma.B.J.e
24 Apr. - - — - jQ
I To Richard Davis Yi'ebb No.63
{
cBostono The writer invites Mr. iVeOb to stay at hii house
whan he comes to America. Makes suggestions about Mr. WeDb*s
visit. Gives instructions about going to Leicester. Dis¬
cusses other English visitors. Tells about hie family. Con¬
gratulates Mr. V/ebb on the marriage of his daughter. ?.lentlons
ilres. Johnson's conviction.
lA.L.S. 4pp. 6x8 1/4 in.
Boston:
1868 May
Ma.A.1.2 I Bovditch, Henry Ingeraoll^ 1 6Q6"1B.9£.
v.36,p30
Letter to W.L. Garrison; CBoston, May 18683
Boston 186«
May 5
1^68
6 Msiy
Okrriton^ Wi 11 l^JLloyd^ 1806-1879 _ }4iJl.l.l
I Vol.7
I To Samuel Iftky Jr. No.81
I
I«Bostons Dlsoussos the publioetion of the proceed ings of the
Reception ?A»«tlng at St. James's Hall in London. P. W, Chis-
Ison supervised ths printing. The books were sent from London
jand ^.L.G. distributed about 100 copies. R. D. Webb, his
dhlldren, and 'bry A, Estlln are expected to a»‘rlve in ths
U.S. by the 17th of iby.
A.L.s. (?b.oopy) 2 p. 9 5 ^4 x 7 S''4 In.
Boston 186B May 8
_1S(;3 Annie (Adams) ":i-s. j, .T^_Flo Ids.1334-1916 y*s r-
•■V ^ : "ol.C
To liQto «;*'lolda tyo.217
cKO Clvirlon Ctre^t, - ofttona Th« writ<^r ^ouds a vote, v/hio'i
•nay Vavg >0011 cngt In ar. election co’nooted r/ith tho Ijnfiton
V.onoii*n Club.
, A.L.C. li. 4 1/2 X 7 1/r. in.
Boston 1868 May l8
- .13CS_. i'lrlds. Annin (Adana) ""fa... T. "laIda rfa i;y
"ay U: ! Vo 1.2
r
Boston 1868 May 19
V.36
p.30
Hobart Foltrar, 17Q7-liifl).
Letter to Henry Bowditch| Boston, 19 May 1068.
Boston 1868 May 20
1868 ■
May 20
To Geort'e Ticknor.
[Boston*] Relates to Massachusetts liquor laws*
Sp«
Ch.D. 10.55
Boston 1868 May 22
- j-Doany JohG 'Jard^ _
/\,L,r3, to Mo lien Chcn;iborlaln; Boston, 22 May l-%8, 1 n,
I (4 p*) Inoludoo Inforratlon relating to the boglnnlnga
of the Prince Society,
1
I
Prince Society,
Cha: ’.xjrlain, Mallon,
1C21-1900
Boston:
M8.A.1.2
v.36,p32
•jOi'gtt r -2.v9.cl
1866 May 2k
Letter to V.L. Garrison; Boston, 2^ May lB68.
Boston
1868
1868 May 2k
Toppy All de» pi feoist._____lla*208 in
To John S. D»lght»
[BoetoQ*] Regrets that Dirlght did not ettend her concert of
the day before. ^.L.S. ip. 8x5 1/4 in.
For the criticisn see Dwight*e Journal . lUsy 9 & if, 1868.
Boston 1868 May 25
'lay 26
0a COQ<l» Ripley,. 1 PM^IlghAr.
M&..g.
To lilts Field
V 0 I .4
IJo.422
•Tioknor and Fields^ Publishart, Ko«124 Treount Street, Boston
• ••a Die writer re£;ret8 thet "the Woman's Club has come to
f^rlef so soon."
A.L.S. 3pp. 6x8 in.
Boston 1868 June 15
Ma.fcV- Dow* Ifaaoo Ari wM, itia-itf sc
1335 ^ '
A.H.S, to Mr. Rico oonding his outogrophj Booton.
15 Juno 1868. 1 0. (1 p.) »
X. RloOf
Bostorji 186R June l6
W68 I'krriion, 1TlllUj»_U(^^_1806-l879
16 JuM
MitA.1.1
Vol.7
Ho. 86
To Henry CUrks TTrlght
«Pofton> Agroofl with H. C. W. that R. D. Yfobb ahould bring
hli daughter Deborah hack from Ohio. Cannot accomodate Deb¬
orah at Rookledge owing to the approaching confinement of
Penny (0.) Villard. Civea H. D. b'ebb’e traTeling plana. He
went to the Progressive Friends* meeting at Longwood with
?.bry A. Estlin. Tells of his visit to T. Qsrrett and of see¬
ing liioretla *'ott at Roadside.
London
1868 21 June
1868_Zerrahn ^ Carl» 1826-lfiK^j^
June ll
To John S. Dwight*
No*254 in
[London*] An appraisal of the Handel Festiyal in London*
Mentions also a performance of Cherubini*a Medevi* a recital
by Hall ^9 and a concert at Buckinghan Palace with Adelina
Patti and Christine Nilsson* Met Charles C* Perkins in Drury
Lane theatre* A*L*S* 5p* 8x5 in*
Editorial corrections in pencil* Printed in pwight*e
Journal* July 18, 1868*
Boston 1868 J^iy
1869 _ SXrrHon, ITIIIU* Lleyd^ ASOe^deTi
14 July
Vol.7
No. 88
To Clltaboth (T^oso) Niohol
■ Bostona Rominlsoos conoornin^ hit visit to Vrt • N. in 1867.
Hoped thux; she could come to the U.S. with R. D. Webb and
\kry A. Estlin* V.'ent to the Frofressiv® Friends* meeting
with R. D. W. and Misa Estlin^ a^er which they all visited
'ThorWf Garrett, and, later on, luoretia Mott. Gives I.'iss
'Eatlin’i traveling plans. Mentions the births of Hanry (G.)
Villard's daughter and TVs. 7*'. L. Qarrison Jr.'s son. IVs.
I 0, Sr. apparently su'‘fered no ill effects from her last stro¬
ve. F. J. Garrison has completed his first term at the Inst¬
itute of Technology, but will probably leave to go into busi¬
ness. "And so, after the of five years, »*. D. Conway
has forwarded to you the
A.L.s. 8p. 8x5 in.
raphs of ny family ..."
»
B oston:
1868 July 22
M8.A,1.2
v.36,pl*2
Cooley.
Aaron
Letter to William Lloyd Oarrison; Boston, 22 July i860.
i
I
Boston
Ms.Am.
lUOO
(1051)
1868 J\tLy 30
Smith, Franklin W
A.L.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston, 30
July 1868. Is. (ip.)
1
Boston:
1868 Aug. U
Mi Jl.9*2 -
Vol .32
No.T7
1868
4 luf*
Cool« 7 ^ 4aroiw b*l811
To Horfoy X* Wootoa
• Bostona Tho writer rwqueete ae a faror that the addressee
and Weyaouth frlende of the abolition oause oollaot for hla
a purse of a hundred dollars. On Ootober 21, 1836 the writer
eared Oarrison's life froi a aob. The writer is poor now and
needs the money; in the course of 33 years, he reoeired from
Mr.airrison and Mr.(Wendell)PhiHips 106 dollars.
A.L.S. 2p« 8x6 in.
A postsoript tells of an effort to secure work, and ends i
for God sake send ms some money till I can get sosw employ¬
ment."
1
Aug. 15
n
Boston
1868
Ja m, Vfcy. 3
*fclaJL»IO,T no,24
A«L«3« to £dmh Dov Chonoyi Boston, 15 Aug. 1B68. 1 s.
(3 p*) Cto lottorhead of N. E. Branoh, Ft^odmen’s Utdon
ABoooiAtion«
I nreadman^s Union Assoclal
New England Ektmoh*
Boston 1868 Aug. 18
1ihllqut» flolwrt JP-no>25
A.L*S. to Bdnah Dow Cheneyj Boatoii, XB Aug, 1868, 1 a*
((4 P*} Tranacrlbea letter of Reuben Tomlinson, On letter-
h(^ of N, £• Branoh of Fjraedmen^a Union Assoointion,
I Tomlinaon, Reuben
TT Im TTnlnn ntvAn^k
'i
Boston Aug. 19
Saaay&Tf Arthur.
A.lO.X no. 26
A.L.S. to Gdnah Dow Cbsnayi fiooton. 19 Aug. 1868. 1 ••
(3 p.)
Boston Aug. 21
IS68 _ r:Hy. Samuel. Jr., 1S10 » 1S99| minister
j^o.rQ
21 Aug.
To rd chard Da via .Vobb
cDostona The vriter advlsea J/r. V/ebb to apond the winter in
the U.S. Agrees tliat he should come to hr. .iebb*s aid ."lien
’Y. Vi'ebb resumes his travels. Describes an accidental rail '
oi‘ I'rs. Damuol :iiy Sr. dves an acco'int of 'ary A. Kstlin’s
plans.
ii.L.3. .4pp. 4 3^^4 X 7 3/4 in.
Boston 1868 oct. i
186fl Albtrt J _ _ _
1 Oct.
To Lloyd (krriaon
• Bo!^ton» An Invltttion to o Ropublloan political
Kansuil Ikll.
A.L.c. Ip* 8 X 4 V ^8 in.
Mi 1.1
Vol.7
Fo.90
rally at
Boston 1868 Oct. 2
StcbbinSt Olios B
V.36
p.‘;i
Lottor to W.L, jarrison; Boston, 2 Oct. 1368.
CBostonl
1868 - (0^
Dwight, John Siilllvan, l8l3-l893.
Tn A.N.S. to Justin Winsor, Boston Public Library
8053 suggesting he ask Gen. B. F. Edwards for old
.18 Academy of Music reports; CBostonD 12 Oct. I 868 .
Is. (ip.)
Ha.e6»..lii _
Boston 1^6^ Oct. IT
t»-Edmrd Kraratt^,
Latter to Gardner Brewer, In regard to WorkaenU Boaea.
Detod, Boston, Got. 17, 1868. jianuaorlpt, aicned. 5p,
Sice, 8x6 Inohea.
I Bower, Gardner
I
Boston 1868 Oct. 28
- j-faltce, 2 - 1 - iiaUcc^45 b)
I A.fJ.J. tu «ar-«'n L. ^^luhaicj flosttn, .i5 Cot. lS/3. 1 s.
(1 p.y
Boston 1868
. 1869 .
6 Nov.
Nov. 5
Samu«l» Jr.^ 101O-1899| mlnlstaj^
To Riohard Davit A'obb
Vol.lO
No.67
cBottonj Tha writer invitee Mr. UVebb to vieit him. Hat
heard that Mrt. Garrison is quite ill. imkeo various sug¬
gestions about Mr. Webb's trip to Leicester. AtUcks "New
York Tammany Democracy." Comments favorably on Grant's
election.
A.L.S. 4pp. 5x6 in.
Boston 186^^ Nov. 6
_ R1| lav^ l»3d.»lP92i puMlghor
llov.e
To Kate Field
JflL-CL.
Vol.4
Ko.425
• FieIds 9 Oafood & Co.^ •• •No«124 Treou>nt Street, BottoQ«««* *>
The writer h&a aozne money for Miaa Field. He eaka her to
oome and get it at hia offioe and to give him a receipt for
it.
A.L.S.
2pp. 6 1/2 X B l/2 in.
Boston 1868
Nov. 11
_1J36R_
: ov. u
Co ott»Sld(lons . ^*^ir y rrano aa. 1848«1896y totreee_ vw yy
Vol.e
To Misa .^ield ^o.f^37
el ostona The writer prelaea '’inn Field’a Pen Thotofrapha
Charles Dlokens Keadlnf:8 . Arrange a Tor an interview wiVh
**i s uTieW. ~
A.L.S. Zyi. 4 l/Z x 7 in.
of
Boston
1868 Nov. 16
IN
*XP
.85
.503
Larcom, Lucy, 182U-1893.
A.L.S. to T.W. Higginson accompanying presenta¬
tion copy of her Poems, commenting on it; Boston,
Nov. l6, l868. ls.(2p.)
Mounted in copy of the volume in question.
MB
Boston
1868 Nov. 16
_J?68 Ot coody Janei Rip ley, l!33ti»1892i publiaiiar
Nov,16
Mf..g,
To Uist Field
Vol.4
Ko.426
s Fie Ids 9 O«nood k Co., No. 124 Tromoot Stroet, Bo«ton,...s The
writer seys ha has boon trying to get in touoh with Miss Field
to explain about the delay in oonneotion with an article sub¬
mitted to a Mr. Young. Says he will oall on her.
A.L.3. 3pp. 6 1/2x0 1/2 in.
Boston 1868 Nov. 21
_ 19 ^ 8 -
Nov*21
Oi good,. Janwt Ripley. pu»?Ii.ghar- H i. I F
Vol,4
To ?/!•• Flold Ko.427
cFieldf, Oi^ood h Co. ..1.0.124, Tromont Street, Boston,...>
"I find n^seXf too ill to risk an encounter with Vedder*e
photocrmphs today.” Says he will see them later.
A.L.S. Ip. 6 i/2 X 8 1/2 in.
Boston 1868 Dec. 21
1968
Dao«21
Watson^ David Atwood^ 1P23-X887 ____ _ Vi KF
Vol.7
To Mlsf Field No.736
cCufltos House f Bo8ton9 **I ought to apologite for the extreme
awkwardness, with which I said to you today what was certainly
very sincere A very harmless as it lay in ny own mind. ..."
A.L.S. Ip. 4 7/8 K ? S/4 In.
1665
MSS
Ms .
3340
Boston, 1869 - 1935
James family.
Diaries, 1869-1935.
37 V. (in two archival boxes) ;
10-27 cm.
Not the family of the writer
Henry James, but cousins.
SUMMARY: Diaries are by Mary
Isabella James Gozzaldi (1869-70,
1877, 1891-92, 1894, 1898-99, 1925-
1935) and Isabella Batchelder James
(wife of the botanist Thomas Potts
James). Her diaries date from 1876-
1879. The earlier Gozzaldi diaries
include trips to Europe on the Grand
MSS
Ms .
3340
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Diaries
R-B
MSS
Ms. James family. --
3340 (Card 2)
Tour as well as daily occurrences at
home. Mrs. James was one of the
planners of the Philadelphia
Centennial Exposition of 1876. The
affairs of Christ Church (Episcopal)
in Cambridge often appear in her
entries, as do concerts, recitals and
other occasions, including the first
Boston flower show held on the Common
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card)
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(Card 3)
in 1874.
1. Gozzaldi, Mary Isabella, b.
1852—Diaries. 2. James, Isabella
Batchelder, 1819-1901—Diaries.
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1259:= _ BoetoPa
1897
[Boston.]
1869-97.
Afl p#gginfe ta«pl.
Ke^ ost^ta Viduution llsts^ City of Boston.
958 V.
Ttie files, srri^n£;eci by u.jrd8, are incomplete.
There are accompanying poll-tax lists for warus 1 - 15#
Boston 1869-1885
liowolla, William Doan, le37«1920, - M8S.Aee,. 686 (4)
11^ to *Janoa Riploy Osgoodj Boston, eto«, 1860»X385*
Boston 1869-1878
Lathrop, John, 1835-1910.
Ms.Am. 2 A.LL.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston,
lUoO 1869-1878. 2s. (2p.)
(716)
CN CT
Boston
1869-1877
R-B
BLS
Ms
Boston. Public Latin School.
Register of students, 1869-1877.
Boston : ms., 1869-1877.
1 V. ; 25.5 X 37.5 cm.
1..BLS—Students. I.T.
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MRG90-532001
«
Boston 1869-1877
Buswell, Henry Foster, l81t2-1919«
Ms.Am. 3 A.LL.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston, 1869-
lltOO 1877. l*s. (6p.)
(180)
Boston
1869-1872
Langworthy,
Isaac Pendleton
Ms. Am.
2 A.LL.S.
to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston,
ikoo
inh)
1869-1872.
2s. (2p.)
Boston
1869-71
R-B
BLS
Ms .
221
RG90
Boston, Public Latin School.
Notice of approbation filled out
ms. for G.H. Norcross. Boston :
[s.n.1, 1869-71.
11 cards ; 5.5 x 9 cm.
1..Norcross, Grenville Howland. I
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532227
MRG90-532227
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Boston
Ms. Am.
lltOO
( 81 ; 0 )
1869-1871
Noyes, Daniel P
I4 A.LL.S. to Mellen Chamterlain; Boston,
1869-1871. Its. (Itp.)
Boston
1869-70
R-B
BLS
Ms .
220
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Boston. Public Latin School.
Notice of approbation filled out in
ms. for W.B. Allen. Boston : [s.n.],
1869-70.
38 cards ; 5.5 x 9 cm.
1..Allen, W.B. I.T.
532226
MRG90-532226
19588
Boston 1869
I
no« 4 1 a
1848 AfAstii^ Loai« J«Aa R<)dolphA. __ _
.•Boatoa.B sAddr^at dallTarad at tha Hunboldt aaatannlal
' oalabratioA of tha Boulton Sooiaty of Katural Biatory*
I Proof ahaata raad froia at tha oalabration with author* a
nanuaoript eorraetioiiii**
|6ep.
‘ Inaartad la an auto.prapb lattar from Aeaaait to Juatia
T/inaor«
I
Boston:
1869
V.36
p.69
Americn Freedman »b Union Conwlsalon^ >tew England Branchs _
Ms«L« to Trustees of Jackson Fund requesting pa^ront
of Court ordered funds) Boston, 1869# 2s. (U p#)
I Jackson Fund, Trustees.
Boston 1869
‘•G.302
t
Bo\iditoh| Willlas IngersoU
.42
South Be^r [Typevrritten copy of report on tltXe to marsh
and flats in South Bay| Boston, 1869] 62 leaves. Maps.
•
1 Bos torv—South Bhy
Boston 1869
il!oll3.nd| v^odorlc '.rest, 1S11-1C95* Ch*D»10*47A
[n^viev/ of] 'locolloctiona of tho antlolavory con¬
flict by 3a:uol J. r'ayj [Beaten? 1C49?] 1 o. (3 p.)
joston ^S69
10C3 _ Holmes*. Oliver TFerKiell* „ 1 ? 09 '» 1304 * _ Mojl5 JLb -
! [Boston.] Bonaparte, Au^. 15, IVCO-Huaboldt, Sept. 14, 1769.
i4p,
I Orlclnul manuscript, signed, of a poem read at the Humbolat
I centennial celebration of the Boston Society of Natural
IHlatory. •
Incerteu are an autograph letter from Holmes to Justin
; wlnsor, and a copy of the poem cut from the Atlantic Monthly
for November, 1869.
I The poem may be founu also la Aijaaslz's Aaoress, etc., and
; In the poetical ».orks of Oliver V.endell Holmes, vol. k.
Boston
♦♦H.80.189
Humboldt, F ried rich Heinrich Alexandert Freiherr von,
1769-1059. ’
[Boston.] Humboldt centenary. Scrap-book. Unpa 4 ;ed.
Contents. — Invitations, poster, tickets and programme for
the exercises under the direction of the Boston Society of
Natural History. •— Bonaparte ioig. 15, 1769, Humboldt,
Sept. 14, 1769, by O.W.Holmes. Poem read at the exercisesj
original manuscript} copy cut from Atlantic Monthly, with
A.L. to Justin Vrinsor. A.L. to Justin Wlnsor signed by Julia
Word Howe. — Address by Louis Agassiz. Proof sheets, read
I from at the exercises, with author’s manuscript corrections,
land a.L. to Justin Wlnsor. — Le centenalre de A. de Hum-
iboldt, [par] L. Agassiz. Tru^^ked by F^lix Vogeli —
'Fest-Cedlcht fOr die Humboldl^^^ In Amerika. Von Dull
Ifdtterhaus. With English tra^Balon by Mrs. Kate Kroeker-
• Frelllgratli, and manuscripts of the original and translation.
!
Boston
1869
Ropes, Joseph S
Ms.Am. 2 A.LL.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston,
lUOO 1869. 2s. (Itp.)
(991)
Boston
1869
R-B
BLS Stratton, Charles Edwin.
Ms. Autograph book. Boston : ms., 1869.
223 1 V. ; 9 cm.
I .T.
RG90-532229
MRG90-532229
19606
Boston 1869
Weurren, Israel Perkins, I81U-I892.
Ms.Am. 2 A.LL.S. to Mellen Chamterlain; Boston,
lUOO 1869. 2s. (2p.)
(117^*)
r
Boston 1869 Jan. 13
Xfi63 _j .CunpbeU, _ Ite .iS In w.^/l.7..
Jlifl iJ j '
i To John £• Dr;l^ht.
I [Boston.] Thijiks Ultht's Committee for •eiloilo^ our
I pupils to ettend the rehearsals** [of the iiui verd Musical
I Acsoclttlon]. l.L.S. £p, 8 x 6 In.
I . Cloned »’F.J.C.*’
Professor F.J.Campbell directed the auslcel department
of the Perkins Institution for the Blind.
Oh a a.Bi
Boston 1869 Jan. 20
I
1869. LHot«, lAOU .1axd» 1B19>_
J&n 20 !
I To t
!
I ^oylaton 8t^ Iho Suffrogo Aaoooiatlon uliho* to print Boooh-
ohor'o Mid Somll'* nrtiolo* on th* right* of wontn. A.UB,
'71/2*6 in.
Boston:
1869 Feb. 6
_ 1899 _
6 F«.b.
_ tBtltO
Vol.lO
To R«v. Samuel May Jr. No.70
• Boltons An announooment that tha oaea of Attorney General
vs. Garrison will be tried on February 13th.
A.L.S. ip* 6x6 in.
I
Boston 1869 Feb. 9
„ , ^ In »*ii|b.E.9.1
-1 Rogers, John, Commandant, a. S. Navy Icrd at Boston.
Letter to Gardner Brewer, declining an Invitation.
Q Boston, Commandant’s office, Feb.
9, 1869. Manuscript, signed. 2p. Slie, 8 1/4x6 1/4 In.
Boston: I869 Feb. 11
Bovdltch. Henry Ingersoll. I808»l892.
v.36,p.71
Letter to W.L. Garrison; CBostonD 11 Feb. I 869 .
Boston:
1869 Feb. 15
1B69
16 F«b.
Bogton D»lXy.AdT»rtiMr
Court Calendar
Vol.lO
No.76
.Boetoni The opinion of Judge Chapman in Attomey-rieneral v.
Willian Lloyd Garrieon et ale. ae reported In the Boston Daily
Advertiser .
1 oolufflD 2 3/4 * 11 1/2 in.
J
Boston :
1869 Feb, 16
“>.36
p.71
k.L.t
Chtrlti
• to VillUa U OtrriooBi Boeton^ 16 Fob. 1869.
I. Qorrloon^ ViUioa IJoj|^^l80^1879,
Boston
1869 Feb. 27
Emerson, George
Ms. Am.
A.N.S. to C?3
2110
plan of work to
Feb. 1869. Is.
Barreil, 1797-1881.
Burton inviting him to explain
section members; Boston, 27
(1 p.)
Boston 1869 Feb. 27
Howells, iUllaa Dean, 1837-1920. Ch,D.13.47
A.L.J. to [ 1 Holland} Boston, 27 Keb. 1869.
1 s. (l p.)
Boston •
1869 Mar
10 69 Al len, C tyirUi _
?
Attorney General’s Brief
,Doeton> The Brief of Attorney General Charlei Allen in
Attorney General ve. William Lloyd Garrison and others,
jA,L,S, Spp* 9 ^
|gs.B.l ,6
Vol.lO
No.78
Boston:
1869 Mar. k
4 Ltor.
Pa viq^ J anws C ___
Vol.lO
To Rot. Samuel yay Jr. No.79
cBoeton* The writer transmite an order of the Supreme Judi¬
cial Court removing four of the truetees of the Jackson be¬
quest and asking Rev. May to meet with Garrison and Edmund
Qulnoy to nominate new ones.
A.L.S. 5x6 In.
I
Boston:
1869 Mar, 6
— 186 9 _ BflttciLJidly AdTf
6 Mar.
Court Calondar
Vol.lO
No.76
• BostODa The dooreo oT tho Suproaa Judiolal Court in Attorney
General Williaa Lloyd Garriaon et ala.
I column 21/2x7 I /4 in.
Boston
VaA.X,2
•‘V;36-
p.72
I
1869 March 6
Endlcott, William, Jr.
I^ttar to W,L« Oarrlaonj Boston, 6 Msp, 1869
I Garrison, William Ux);
05-1879.
Bost
in 1869 March 8
I Gilnor#, Pat rick SartfUl d, 1829-1892. __ Ch^.6.86
l.L.S» to Major [Benjamin Perlej Pooro7]| Boeton, 8
1869. 1 (2 pp.)
I. Poore, Benjamin Parley, 1820-1887,
Boston:
1869 Mar. 17
1869
DATit. JiLnts c
Ms.B.1.6
17 iiar.
Vol.lO
To Rot. Samuel May Jr.
No.80
cBostons The writer says the new trustees
Pranolf Jaokson have been appointed.
A.L.S. 2pp. 5 1/2 X 8 1/4 in.
under the will of
I
I
(
Boston 1869 March l8
G*rrlion, TTlllUa Lloyd, 1806-1879
L^s*B.l.£
18-Mar*
To Rev. Samuel May Jr*
Vol*10
No*81
i
«Bo8ton» The writer sends a clipping containing an announoe-
ment of the appointment of the new trustees of the Pranois
I Jaokson bequest* Says that the new trustees must formally
I aooept the trust in writing and that he htfis been oollooting
I the si^atures* Suggests Samuel E* Seimll as chairman of the
I next meeting of the trustees. Refers to a letter Rev* ^!ay
I had written to him about the Anti-Slavery Subscription ^esti-
I val*
|A*L*S* 2pp* 5x8 1/4 in*
Boston 1869 April 5
Flo Id, liiry ICa'-horlno Iloonlo
' Field, Kate, 1839-1896. _ P*91.37-(46)
A.L.8. to Mary Elizabeth (Channlng) Higginsoni
Boston, 5 Apr. 1869. 2 8.(8 p.)
Boston 1869 April 13
1869
Apr,13
Hillard^ Oaoriie Stlllraftn^ 1008-1079 _ KOF ,
Vol.3
To yisi Field No.507
cOffioo of Jnited States Attorney, District of ISaesaohusotts,
Doflton* The writer praises Hiss Field’s lecture entitled
V/onien in the Lyceum. Crltioiies certain parts of it. Makes
rocoiunjondations in ret‘*^rd to her manner of epeaking. Itentions
an injury to his eye.
A.L.3. 3pp. 47/0x8 in.
I>rlnted in Ulian Vihitlng’s Ka te Fie Id i A Record on pp.220-1.
Bos .On 1869 April 13
1869 VTataoo* Darid Atwood* 1829-1687
Apr•19
Vf .KF_ ^
Vol.7
No*796
To Vita Field
• Custom House, Postona The writer says he was detained by
I his offiolal duties, so was unable to attend Visa Field's
' leoture oii V/omen in the lyoaum. Thanks her For the ticket*
, A.L.S. Ip. 4 7/8 X 7 in.
I Printed in Lilian Whiting's Kate FieIdt A Record on p.220.
Boston 1869 April 21
1B69_ . '^rrlion^ ^lllUiaJilQyd^lBQ5^ia79
21 Apr.
Vol.7
yo.97
To TTendell Phllllpf (^rrison
«164 Confx^ti 3t«9 ^oaton> Aska for dlreotions on the beat
way to f;et to the Hoboken ferry in *’ew York. Telia about t
free trede rneetlng at Chlckering’a Hall, "Edward Atkinaon In
the chair."
A.L.a. Ip. 9 6'8 X 7 3^4 in.
Letterhead f %iley, Jenkina and Oarriaon.
Boston
1869 May 3
Hale, Edward Everett, 1822-1909.
Ms.Am. A.L.S. to Edward P. Bard on Gov. Clifford's
230I+ willingness to endorse and forward letters to Mr.
(1) Fish; Boston, 3 May I869. Is. (ip.)
Boston
1869 May 15
Hale, Edward Everett, 1822-1909.
Ms.Am. A.L.S. to Edvard P. Bard expressing annoyance
230k at Clark's and Anderson's failure to write Gov.
(2) Clifford in support of his charges against Mr.
•Pierce; Boston, 15 May I869. Is. (2p.) Env.
Boston
1869
May 19
ChurlM llML.
KiaJloo»27lS2
I A.I.S. t* r
(1 pJ
] Ibru} BoctMi, 19 Mi 7 1869. 1 a.
Boston 1869 May 20 tHomzEo
H.ll, H-a^i'lhn
v.3^’
p.fil
Letter to W,L. Oarrleon} Boston, 20 May 1869,
1 OtrrlBon, Wlllliim Uo^fri''05-1^79.
Boston
1869 June 1
^hayer> David
V.36
p.SU
Letter to W.L« Garrlflon; Dostorii 1 June 1369«
Boston 1869
June 11
1869 .
11 June
j ^rrlepn^ Wllllm.JHqy^.iaQ 6 .I 879 _
I To Oliver Johnson
cBostona Will send an artiola for ths Indepooient
to heva prepared the testimonies you desired ms to
the Lon^ood meeting «of the Progressive Friends« ,
layed too long In the matter.”
A.L.s • 2 p. 0x5 in.
Vol.7
No.99
”l meant
write for
(.. hut de•
Envelope included
r
Boston 1869 June 28
Distric t Court# M^oeac huggtta•
70-21
Printed D. filled out in ms.3•(Edward Dexter )t
Naturalization papers for Samuel Ehrlich; Boston^ 28 June
1869 . 1 8, (1 p.)
1 Ehrlich, Samuel
I Dexter, Edward
Boston
1989
29 July
1869 July 29
Wat^ritoOf Robrt C
Jff JLiLig
To Rot* Samuel Uay Jr*
Vol*lO
No*B6
•Boston* The writer tende a oontrlbutioo to the Oeorge Thomp¬
son Testimonial Fund and praises Rot* 3day for his efforts in
behalf of Thompson*
A*L«3* Ip* 5x6 in*
V -
Boston 1869 Aug. 2
y«y» 5*niu*l, Jr., 1910-l899i mlulstor
2 Aug,
- y.9 tBjilab
Vol.lO
No.87
To >'redoriok Yfilliao Chesson
eBoston* The writer Invested the American oontrlbution to
the George Thompson Testimonial Fund in a U.S. bond. Regrets
the small site of the American contribution.
A.L.S. 4pp. 5x7 3/4 in.
A footnote in Rev. ?.'ay»8 handwriting explains that the bond
was lost in the wreck of the Germania and gives an account of
Rev. !Ay»s correspondence witK Chesson about the loss.
Boston 1869 Aug. 3
1869 Otrood. Janta Riplty. X836»]L99 2i pubXiehr
Aun«3
MJL
To r!lii riold
V 01.4
»o.430
■Fioldf, 08£ood k Co* •••No.124 Tremont Stroot* Boston*
Ths writer nnntions e Tislt from Ifiss Field's mother* Dis-
ousses the foreardinc of MJis Field's oorrespondenot, and
11 * A* I'oGlenen's activities in her behalf* Says he wants
to talk business with l^iss Field. Asks her to visit him in
Lanesville, 'Viss* Praises her "Blaok Fly Club" idea.
A*L*S* 4pp* 6 1/2 X 8 1/4 in.
Boston 1869 Aug. it
-_ia69_
Aug. 4
Vo Cilenany Harry j
To }AiBs Field
JisJSL
Vol.4
No.392
cHostona The writer disouases lecture aohedulea. Ventiona
an unfortunate incident in I.ew York, but doea not gire detaila
or name thoae involved. Aaka for a picture of l?iaa Field.
A.L.S. 4pp. 6x7 7/8 in.
I
Boston 1869 Aug. 31
p.93
■fiilnalc. ::tiarLi3 Kin.’,
hotter to “.i>. 'arrlaonj boston, Auj;.
1 ^ 9 .
Boston 1869 Sept. 4
1869 Qn;QQd. J>BWl RlPley^ I836»l392i publi«h*r
Ma KF
Sapt.4
To 'asa Field
Vol.4
No.431
•Fields, Oacood h Co. ...No.124 Tremont Street, Boaton...B
The writer aaya he laian't had time to aoloKwrledge the receipt
of Visa Field*! nanuaoript until near. Says that Nfe must
abandon the B.F.C.** (This soema to be a reference to a cari¬
cature book about the Adirondacka which was given up on ac**
count of the lack of a suitable artist.)
A.L.S. 4pp. 5 1/4 X 7 7/8 in.
[Boston: 1869 Sept 8
In Ticknor, Anna (Eliot) I8OO-I885.
XH A.L.S. to Samuel Eliot sending him her
.869 biography of her father; [Boston: 8 Sept. l 869 «
.Tlt3S Is. (2p)
Mounted on front flyleaf of the book.
Boston 1869 sept. ii
Sept*11
Qerood^ JeiWi
Ripley. 1886*1892 1 publieher
To yits Field
Ml KF
Vol.4
llo*432
■ FieXdi, Oi^ood h Co«« No«I24^ Tremont Street
writer aoknowledgee a letter of Miai Field,
to t'ewport.
A.L.S. 2pp. 6 1/4x7 7/8 in.
f Boltons The
Diaouaiei A Tiiit
Bos
Sept.12
on
1869 Sept. 12
VoOlanen. Hfcrry A
JiSJSL.
To Mlsa Field
Vol.4
Ko.383
cBostona The writer asks for certain ohant^es in r/ies Field's
lecture schedule. Describes a storm,and an overflowing; gutter
on '.Vashington St,
A,L,S, 4pp. 5x6 1/6 in.
Boston 1869 Sept, lit
inc9
Sept.14
Osrood, Jkinai Ripley^ 1Q36»1892| publiahT _
To Mill Field
• Fie Ida f Oti’ood A Co. •••ho.l24 Tremcnt Street, Boa too.
The writer diaouaaea e Tiait to hewport.
A.L.S. Ip. 6 lA X 8 in.
i££jffL
Vol.4
t.0.433
Boston 1869 sept. i6
18C9 Ilolmos, Oliver V/endell, 1809-1894 H.80.189
Cop.lG To e Jus tin •‘Inaora
• 104 Otarlos St«a Prcmiain^; to aend a oopy of a poem
Tor Ilia oolleotion*
Boston 1869 sept. 20
1B69, !«Ofcrrlfon» iTlUlAm XXoyd*. 1806-1879. _ X%,A.1.1
20 S«pt. I V 0 I .7
To TThont No. 105 •
I «Boltons "I thnnk you for your letter, approving of «y art-
I lole in the Independent, oondemmtory of the late internat¬
ional boat-reoe, Ao. Oerrit Smith and Neal Doer also
disapproved of the affair, whereas H. Bseoher was in favor
of it.
jA.L. Ip. B X 5 in.
Inoomplete and unsigned
Boston • Oct. 13
Tfcm toii. x en-ieei,
125 (6T) '
1ii*i Ih* lost krta« « laotur* dallTvrad la Bo«toa« Oot*
ISth, 1669.
1 T. mth thi« la a prlntad eard adrartlalaf apaacb oa
22 Apr. 1872.
1
Boston 1869 Oct. 19
1869 (juincy, Jo*i«h, 1802-1882. Ha.EF. t.5
0ct.l9 No.l»68
I To Mias Fiald
•Bostons The writer regrets that he will be unable to
attend Miss Field's lecture*
A.L.S. Ip. 5x8 in.
Boston 1869 . Oct. 29
_ 1869 „
29 Oct.
Gaona tt f Etr a St 1 la J8^.1 -i87 lx mi niata r
To Rav. Samual Joaaph May
Ms. B.1.6
Vol.l3
No.87
cBostona The wrltar daniaa that ha mada a atatamant attri*
butad to him by hav. S. J. ?/ay in hie Reoollaotiona of tha
Anti-Slavery Conflict . Ref era to other paaaagea in the lie-
oollections where he waa quoted.
A.L.S. 4pp. 5 X 8 in.
I
Boston
1869
30 Oct.
R-B
BLS
Ms .
222
RG90
Boston. Public Latin School.
Monthly report of rank and
deportment filled out in ms. for
Grenville H. Norcross. Boston :
[s.n.], 30 Oct. 1869.
1 s. (2 p.) ; 21 cm.
1..Norcross, Grenville Howland. I.T.
532228
MRG90-532228
19600
Boston 1869 Nov. 3
Kennard, William Henry.
Ms.Am. A.L.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston, 3 Nov.
lUOO 1869 . Is. (Ip.)
( 688 )
Boston 1869 Nov. 9
fRul, Howard, 1835^1905. _ ^3.£cc.2749 ( 2 )
tv '.ir-on I. Prltlunj JSonton] 9 Ifov. iy>9. 1 s.
(1 V .)
I
!
T- './^>*r»AW 1 .
Boston 1869 Nov. 29
29 Nov,
Gannatt, Etra _SUIjs«* 1801-187Ij tor
To liev, Samuel Joseph May
Vol,13
No.90
cBoston* The writer replies to Rev. S. J. May's assertion
that the remark about the Abolitionists attributed to him
by Rev, in his Reoolleotions... was in fact mode at a
meeting of ministers in Boston. TTie writer reiterates his
views about the Fugitive Slave Law. Complains that the
Abolitionists charged him and others with unworthy motives,
A.L.S. 4pp. 5x8 in.
Boston 1869 Dec. 1
Ms,A m. Fo ste r, Stephen Symondflt iSOQ-lSBl.
1779
A.L.S. to Fremklin B. Sanborn offering support for
proposed women’s rights meeting; Worcester, 1 Dec.
L869. 1 3. (2 p.)
I Sanborn, Franklin BenjaT^|^lP31-1917
Boston 1869
Dec. 9
Ms.A.1.2
May, Sfumiel. I8l0-189Q.
v.36,pl01
Letter to W.P. Garrison; Boston, 9 Dec. 1869.
•
Boston 1869
Dec. 10
Mfl.Ain*
1303
(7)
Holms ^ OilTor WenHell, 10O9-lS9l|» _
1
! A.L.S* to «Clara Bamoss Martin dlscusslna hor book for
chlldreni Boston, 10 Dec. 1B69# 1 s. (h p.)
!
I
I. Martin, Clara (Barnes)^^1886.
Ha8.Aoo*426
Boston 1869 Dec. 10
I
1869 IZountford, TIIUImi 1816-1886
I3»o 10 To Epo« Sarcont 1813-1880
iBcton] Ol,,. now. of rorl.*. of “y
lotion ccnoorninc proaont itotua of porlodlcolo.
SxMilnor defunct, Unlt»rl«n Journol under now „
Urres hln to bo at the death of the Po^ which he thinks will
toko plaoe at the oo-called Coounenical Council.
A.L.S. 4 pp. 8x5 in.
I
Boston 1869 Dec. 28
v.36
p.102
lUdptthj Saimnil
Ltttar to Oarriflon) Boatofi« 26 Dec* IB69*
I OarriaoQ, VUUaa Uoyd, Id05-I579.
Boston 187:
Ms .Am.
1072
( 1 )
Ab srerowblSj T
A.L.S. to tisiuy R. Clark statlni; that frisnd unsblo to
accept poaltlon}<Bo«ton7 187-?* 1 s. (2 p.)
BostonJ
Ms. Am.
I8l8
18 ?-?
Boyden, Uriah Atherton, l80U-l879.
Ms.: Essay on Jsunes B. Frsmcis’ test of Swain
water turbine; CBoston, l87“?3 9 s. (17 P«)
1 .
BostonJ
IQ7-?
Ms.Am.
1818
(3a)
Boyden, Uriah Atherton, l8oU-l879«
A.Ms.: A statement of reasons for believing
that heat does not consist of motions of par¬
ticles; CBoston, 187-?] (52 p.)
Boston;
Ms. Am.
I8l8
(3b)
187-■?
Boyden, Uriedi Atherton, I 80 U- 1879 .
A.Ms.: Essay on experiments on rays or caloric
(for James B. Francis and other executors of his
will); CBoston, l87-?3 (69 p.)
Ms. Am.
2370
Boston 187 -?
Cushman, Charlotte Saunders, I 816 -I 876 .
A.L.S. to Miss Ward on niece’s
illness and business preventing their
meeting; Boston, 11187-?^ Is. (2p.)
Boston
187-7
Damrell, John Stanhope, 1828-1905.
Ms.qAm. Address to new members of Boston Fire Depart-
1958 ment on history of fire fighting; CBoston,
(3) 187-?: Ms. (32 p.)
Boston 187-
Ma.Aw,
1072
«i)
Dunham, R
A,N,S, to Welch, Bigelow & Co,| .Boston? 18?-?.
1 s. (1 p.)
Boston 187-
Ms^Adl
1796
Francis,
J
B
supposed author
A.Ms.: Narrative on Boston fires with emphasis
on fire of 18??; [Boston, 18T-?3 (ca. 800 s.)
1 Boston—Fires and fir ntlon
I
Bostpn 187-
Ms.Aw, i HjivthorTw, M,inr.lng,
1?90 ! - -
Ms,LL. (copies) to Jnms T, Fields on Nathaniel
I HavthomeI‘ Poston dP?-?* (30 p.)
I
Prlplnuls In Boston Public Library (Ms.C.l.ll)
I, Plelds, James Thomas,
Boston 187'
Ms 0 Aifl u
1299
Hawthorne, Sophia Afnella (Poabo<!y) If09-l871._
Ms.IX, (copies) to Jaynes Thowss fields on Nathaniel
Hawthorne; Boston (2U p.)
OrlfTlnals In Boston Public Library (Ms.C.l.ll)
Fields, James Thomas,
Boston
187
Ms »An#
657 ‘
Hunt^ Wlll Um Morris> I82ti«l379*
A,>I.S*to Mr. and Mrs, Charlsa Fairchild requesting
return of picture to eerve as model for same eubjacti
•Boston? 187-7» 1 b. (1 p.)
I Fairchild^ Charles
Boston
187-
Ks.A.m,
653 ■“
Hunt, Willia m Morrii,
ie2U->l6 79>
A.H.S. to %*8. Charles Fairchild Inrltlng har to
studio; cBoston? 187»7» la* (Ip.)
r
Boston 187
Ma.Aii*,
1003
(1U3)
I Marshall, Augustus ___
Portrait of FycfvfiiM Wcldnaon; Boston,
photoFT*pl'« (10 cm.)
Hls:g 2.
1. Blcklnson, Edward,
Boston
:i8T- 3
Ms.Am.
22h2
Robson, Stuart, 1836-1903.
A.L.S. (incomplete) to CMr Selwyn?D
plaining about criticism of CW.T.W.?D
Boston C18T”?3 Ts. (Tp*)
com-
Ball;
Boston 187-
XA.8l3t.lj__3hmaber , Ben jamin PenhaUov, l8ll*-l890 ._
Mrs. Partington's perplexity; CBoston? l87-?3 10 pp.
27.5 cm.
Autograph manuscript.
I
Boston 187-
1_ Bweetser^ M osea Fos ter, I8!i8»l?97^_
1072 !
(3^9) A.N.S, to Welch, Blf^elow & Co. reqnestlnj? pfroof
of Middle States handbookj Poston el^7-?« 1 s. Cl p.)
Boston
Ms.Am.
ll+oo
(367)
CI87-?: March 26
Derby, George, d.l87^.
A.L.S. to Mellen Chamberlain urging leniency
for John Burnside; Boston, 26 Mar. C18T-?!]
Is. (Up.)
Boston 187 - juiy 21
Ms.Am, Casej A W
1072 -
"to H,H* Clark r^coiTm6ndlng book conposl'tori
, Doflton, 21 July «187-?» 1 8. (1 p.)
Boston 187-
Aug. 25
1072
( 9 ^)
l_Huivyj J ____
I ■
A.N.S. to Mr. Phelpa requesting cut of village of
i Jobhami Boston, ^ Aug. elB7-?» 1 s. (2 p.)
Nov. 23
Boston
187-
1072
Stevens
j Cha rles W
(339)
A,N,S, to Welch, Dlg''lofw & Co. requesttn^j
specimen bocV; €!V>ston» 23 Nov. «l87-?j la. (Ip.
I
I
I
Dec.
■^"'ston 187-
187?
Deo
Dlllaway^ Cbfirlea KnappJ8CH -1889. Ch J 5. 149
To Mr. Jenks.
[ffri^^^vnVrom ? ] Believes.the Latin sohoolhoupe
the rear of the chapel and that Franklin*8 atntuo
site of it. A.L.S Ip. 81/4x51/4 in.
was at
is on the
1870-1920
Adams, Oscar Fay, l8!>$-191 9
Manuscripts, unpublished stories, clippings, etc. received
from his literary executor. Miss Abbie Farvell Brovn, May 1^>
192^. CBoston, 1670 ?- 192073 6 envelopes in box.
Contents. — 1. No':e 8 on Morris's Earthly Paradise. (Ms.)—
2. Some famous American women of yesterday. (18 sketches
cut mostly from the ijhristian Register, 1 typed).—3. Men
of yesterday. (16 typed sketches).—4. Pan on Boston Common,
and other papers, (cut from various publications).— 5 *
10 typed stories.—6. 20 stories, (cut from various maga¬
zines; 1 in manuscript).
1, Vown, Aoble rarwcil, co. ip., 10^1-1927,
Boston
Ms.An.
ikOO
( 1110 )
1870-1893
Thayer, James Bradley, 1831-1902.
5 A.LL.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston
1870-1893. 5s. (7p.)
Boston 1870-1871+
103U
(1-13)
Tiwbridge^ John Townsend^ I627»19l6» _
13 to cJohn S»m Clark concerning the editing
and publishing of Our Toung FoUcs; Boston^ etc*
«ca.l87a.l87U« 13 e. (13 p.)
For further infomatlon see Accession records*
I«Clftrkf John S
Bostop
1870-1872
1670* Aatriota Br«M Btnd*
1872 ,
8«or«tary*t report. •• 1670*72«
■Boston• X870*72••
^V.409.?l
AdTortisinc mtUr, n blIl*hond of tho tond^ ond a photo*
graph of tho ooaboro aro inoortod.
Boston
Ms. fAm.
22U9
( 1 )
1870-1872
Grand Army of the Republic. Dept, of
Massachusetts. John A. Andrew post,
no. 15, Boston.
Letter book; Boston, I87O-I872. Ms.
Iv. (62p.)
Boston
Ms.Am.
lUOO
( 1178 )
1870-1872
Washburn, E M
9 A.LL.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston,
1870-1872. 9 s. ( 21 p.)
Boston
1870
Ms. Am.
lltOO
(387)
Durant, Henry Fovle, l 822 -l 88 l.
2 A.LL.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston,
1870. 2 s. ( 2 p.)
Jan. 10
Boston 1870
, Beokvlthf George Cone,
A.L,S# to [Howard] Maleoni Boston, ID Jan,
j (4 PP.)
I
Ch,D.9.55
1870, 1 8,
Melfvun. RaubwI .
Boston
1870 20 Jan.
R-B
BLS Gardner, Francis C., 1812-1876.
Ms. A.L.S. to Henry F. Jenks declining
226 invitation of Class of 1859. Boston :
ms., 20 Jan. 1870.
1 s. (2 p.) ; 21 cm.
I.Jenks, Henry Fitch, 1842- . II.T.
RG90-532232
MRG90-532232
19623
Boston 1870 jan. 25
..1
1870 yountford, Mlliwn 1816-1886 Hts*Aoo«426 _
Jan 25 ^ To Epos Sar^ont 1613-1680
[Boston.] Book to appear in liar oh • Faculty pf Thoologloal
School at Bangor enthusiastic adherents* TVill try to fin¬
ish "Penteoost and Pytho." Will also print a Toluma of ser-
nons. Vi'ould like to preach in London. OWes name of Ameri¬
can residents abroad on whom he should oall*
'A*L*S* 4 pp* 8 X 5 in*
I
Boston 1870 Feb. lU
Quin cyi Eliza Susan
Ch.F.7.69
A.L.S, to Kellon Chamborlain; Boston, 14. Fob. 1870. 1 s.
(4 p.)
I Chfljabcrlaln, Mellon, 182L-1900
Boston 1870 Fet. 15
Ms •Am*
982 ""
Tlcknor^ Oftorga
1791-^iaZl
A*L,S. to Justln V/insor regarding library regulations;
• Bostona iS Feb* eca*l870a 1 s* (l p*)
I Winsor, Justin, I831-rv7
Boston 1870 Feb..l6
v,36
p.106
H. 11 , Willie Caopir, iai6-l87li.
Latter to ita} 9o8tenf 16 Feb» 1870*
Boston 1870 pet. 19
.3 V.7
P«U65
Qulnoy-y Eliza 3iiaan^ 1798^18^4
A.L.S. to Mellen Chamberlain, thanking him for hia
moderation in sentencing Juvenile criminals and promising
to send autographs and dooumonta about her father| Boston,
19 Feb. 1870. 1 a. (4 p.)
I Chamberlain, >tellen, 1821-1890
1 Qulnoy, Joelah, ir/2-^jj^
Boston: 18T0 Mar.l
M8.A.1.2
Blackwell, Henry Brown
v.3b,pl09
Letter to W.L. Garrison; Boston, 1 Meut, I 87 O.
Boston 1870 March 2
M8^«_ I CopelAfidj Robert Morrio, 1830-lfl7U*
1013 I ' “ ' --
I A •L.S • to Charles Vllllae Folson regarding proposed
Hew Karen trip; Boston, 2 March 1870* Is* (1 p«)
Printed aaverL^bonent on back*
I« Folsom, Charles William* 1826-190ii*
#
Boston 1870 March 13
MsJl«l«2 Htllj Wmim CM ptr« _
. v.36
P*lll Letter to V.L* Oerrlaon; Boston, 13 Haroh 1670*
I Oerrlaon, WlUiem Llo
05-1879.
Boston 1870 March l6
I t k m. J«ai» 1819-1910.
0.33
.33
no.101
A.L.S. to lorlnc )l>od7t Boiton, 16 Mur. 1870. 1 •• (3 p*)
Boston 1870 March 23
1070
:/ar.23
/jitbQfiy^.Aiidr«w_j^ariQk Stouts _ MjlU
Vol.l
To !/l8i Field No.ll
I «no8ton» "The present from the ‘Buck* so confused ny ideas
of the difierenoe between dear and deer that I t»ve only just
now 8trai(;htcned my brain sufficiently to head this sheet In
I the |)ro;»er mrinner. ..." heturns an "article of virtue."
' A.L.J. Ip. b 1/2 X fl 3/fl in.
March 23
Boston 1870
M9*A sX*?
Endleott, WirLUm, Jr.
P.112
j
1
latter to W.L. Oarrloon} Boston, 23 March 1870,
i
1
A
I Qarriaon, William I^oy^PB05-ld79 •
Boston 1870 March 27
Ua.QA.S
• 1870?» T^rsona, Thonms '^rilllAm^ 1019-1892 no. 15
Mir 27 ^ ^
To ?frs. Adfillna Traadwall (fttraons) Lunt.
• D®#ton» ?Ks flad to tho VendoTW Hotol frcwi the IHrlwr
House /rher-^ the '’houae-oloanlnc par«oniried** apjmlled him.
Vflll ooaie to the addressee in two or three days. A.L. 4p.
8 1/2 X 6 l^'^ ^Ln.
Unfinished.
j
Boston 1870 April it
I ■
' 1870 Uountford, Vmilwi 1816-1885
Apr 4 To Epti Sargont 1813-1880
M89»4oo«426
[Boston.] His book has bean published for ten days. Reports
aoolaln. Sone of hia nelchbors haTe been having sittings
with I'xs. Annie Lord Hebb. Ibltarlan leaders dumb about it,
itnd Hr* Peabody seems to shirk him* Assures him the "Planoh-
ette" and "The v:onan h*ho Dared* still selling.
A.L.S. 4 pp. 8x5 in.
i
i
! ■
April lU
Bostpn 1870
__18ia_jMiy._5»«a*l»_Jra^_lBiQrW98i jalRliitr. _ ___
14 Apr. Vol.lX
I To Richard DaTia Webb No«2
cBoaton9 The writer says the oitipena of Boston are oelebrat
ing the adoption of the Fifteenth Amendment. Mentions his
father's death.
A.L.S. 2pp. 6 1^2 X 6 in.
Boston
1870 May-June
BLS Boston Latin School Association.
Ms. A.LL.S. on a debt of 75 cent owed to
401- Association by William Greenough, past
406 treasurer of class of 1859 :
correspondence between C.P. Greenough
and T.B. Peck, BLSA Treasurer. Boston
: [ms.], May-June 1870.
6s. (11 p.) ; 21 cm.
I.Greenough, Charles P. II.Peck,
Thomas Bellows. III.T.
RG90-532336
MRG90-532336
11526
Boston 1870 May 7
1870 Wountford, T/HIIabi 1816-1886
May 7 To Sargent 1913-1880
^[Doaton*] Book roooivinc much attention
also. Moot hostility in Boston itstlf*
king Itoolf ovor mlraoloo*
^A,L«S» 4 pp* 8x5 in*
i
I
M8S«Aoo*426
outside of Boston
Ibitarian group dtxo'
Boston 1870 May 10
i
Orrison, mVllMLUflyd, J8Q6»13r9^ _ _ M»iA,ia
10 'V I Vol.7
I To H«nx 7 Bsooher No.114
I € Boston. "I regret to be obliged to substitute a brief lett¬
er for ny presence at the mass convention of the Amorioan
|?:onan Suffrage Association.” Presents his arguments In favor
| 0 f woman suffrage. Quotes from I?oraoe Bushnell's writings.
A.L.s. 4 p. 8x5 in.
Printed In William Lloyd larrison. lYi 244-246,
Boston 1870 May 23
Ms. 2098
Bolles, James A
Ms.L.S. to Leander Metherell, inquiring about
some books; Boston, 23 May 1870. ls.(3p.)
Boston 1870 May 25
I Orrisory. ^Till Um Lloytl ^
25 \%y I
To '7«nd6ll Phllllpa Oirriaon
|«Afn6rloon Sooiol ^oionoo Assooifttion, 15 Banbor^on
I Boatonj Glvos hit plana for a trip to Vew York.
A.L.a. Ip. 8 3 '8 X 5 1^4 in.
Vol,7
No.115
Squara,
Boston
1870
May 26
mo_
26 May
rri 9 Qtu. William Llgyd^
To Charloa Sumnar
MiiA^lfl
yoi.7
No.116
■ Boatona Confirnu the uae of hla name In an application ty
Tllliara Williams for employment In the Nauy Department. W.L,
recommends him highly.
A.L.8. ("5. copy) 5 p. 9 X 6 I'S In.
Boston 1870 June 8
187a _ O»rrl#on»_WilliftjiLJ4lqyd^^0Q6_i^
8 June
To TTendell Phillips Orrison
Vol.7
No.117
cAmerican Social Science Association, 15 PsrabertoQ Square,
Bostona Came home from the Lon^^ood meeting in rain and fog,
|?Vs, J. M. VoKlm and Lloyd Garrison intend to visit Rock-
ledge, Vfill send a stereoscope and sore views of Boston,
Says that it cost $1200 to bring ’’the Cochltuate water into
the house,** F, J, Qarrlaon tried to find an item about G, F.
Train in The Revolution ^ but failed to do so,
A,L,s, 3 p, 6 3/8 X 5 1'4 in.
Igned **’^ther,'
I
i
Boston
Ms .Am.
lUoo
(1139)
1870 Jime 28
Tufts, Gardiner
A.L.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston, 28
J\me 1870 . Is. (ip.)
Boston
Ms.Am.
1929
1870: July 8
t
Garrison, William Lloyd, l805-l879.
A.L.S, to Thomas Bayley Potter thanking him
for membership in Cobden Club and discussing
women’s suffrage and abolition of tariffs;
Boston, 8 July l8T0. Is. p.)
Boston 1870 Aug. lit
Ms >Aw>
’950
Putnam^ OeorCT. 1607-1678,
A.L.S. to Justin VTinsor regarding Boston Public Librarx;
«Bo8ton?3 lU Aug, cca, 1870?* 1 s, (1 p.)
1 Boston, Public Libra;
I Winsor, Justin, I 83 I-
#
.-mr
Boston 1870 Aug. 26
__IOTO.__
Aui>26
Jamet Riple/r 1836»I892t publiahar __ MLJff.
V 0 I .4
To \liB9 Flold Mo.436
■Fieldsf Osgood A Co. ...^0.124 Tremont Street, Boston..
The writer discusses the cost of publishing an edition of the
Fen Photorraphs ol* Dickenses Readings.
a.L.o. 3pp. fa 1 /^ X 8 1/4 in.
I
Boston 1870 Sept. 22
Ms.Akj.
831
A. alfMttir* on onbosaod card} Boston, 22 Sopt. 1870.
1 (1 P.)
I Boston. Nsyor
Boston 1870 Oct. 28
.,J97G_
Oat .28
F«9h tac^ .CterlflC Alber t, 1224-1079? »ptor
To .Kata FUldti
Ms n
yoi.2
No.199
«T?08ton» TJi« writer ouutions the addressee against trusting;
a man naiaed ’’o'ilennen. ''entions an incident in which ‘!o* be¬
trayed a confidence.
A.L.S. D 1/4 X 7 7/8 in.
Boston 1870 Oct. 28
18 70
Oct,28
Ftoht cr^ Al be rt. ie24«1879t actor _ Ma KF
Vol.2
To V/hom? No.200
tBostcjfia Tha writer tellf I’laa Field what to do in the Mo-
Glennen-Ctieney oontroveray,
A.L.S. Spp. 6 1/4 X 7 7/e In.
Nov. 8
Bost(j>n 1870
I B*rn»rd, Jota Boaton.
UUo i ' . „
PrinUd D.S.t Racadpt for hlra of CArriagaj Boat®, 8 Not,
1870. 1 •. (2 p.) Made out In na. for Ward CCn[mltt«oJ,
I Ward 6. '
Boston 1870
Nov. 12
19*^0. _ O^rrlion^ Lloyd. IflOS.lflT ?
12 vov.
To thfl Editor of the Independent
Vol,7
No.113
■ No^tonj Reaente Rev. 17. N, ITardM reimrka on the reasons
for the dlvislcn of the Abolitionists* ranks at the time of
the formatton of the Mew Organisation. Rev. ?fcird spoke at
the golden wed'^lng anniversaiy of Joshua Lsavltt.
'’ewapaper clipping. 4 cols. 16 x 2 1^4 in.
i
Boston 1870 Nov. 12
M3,Aitu Tic!:nor. Gflorne,. 1791>l871^
Ms*L,S, to cJustin Winsor* regarclinc visit to Boston Public
Library hy friends; c Boston* 12 NqV. 1070. Is. (l pi)
I Winsor^ Justin, l831-i
Boston 1870
Nov. 21
._iam
>'ov.21
Vol.l
Mo. 12
To eV'ate Field a
c77 :'t. Venion St., (noeton) a The writer explains how it hap¬
pens that he is repeating his looture on Diokens on the sene
nif;ht that Miss Field is repeatln,' her leoturo on the sane
subject.
A.L.S. 3pp. S X 5 1 /b in.
Boston
1870 Nov. 22
li
OV0ZZ
Feoh ter^ Charlai AU>9rt^ 1024.10791 aptor
To Vlhom?
_
V 0 I .2
No,202
• ^ostoQs "If you he^d asked vny advioe
Sunday, 1 would have uaked you not to
Cheney >«id not authority to ropreaent
A.L.S. 3pi.. 5 1/4x7 7/S In.
about your lecture on
tlye it.** Says that
the Globe Theatre.
i
Boston 1870 Nov. 28
1B7Q Qa^ood. JHWH ltlpl#y. 1636-18921 publltlwr
Nov.28
To Mitt Fltld
a.g
V0I.4
No.436
cMo«124 Tremont Stroet, Boiton.*** The writer preiiee Hits
Field*• lecture• Aska her to oall at hii offioe.
A.LoS* Ip. 6 1/4 X 8 in.
f
Boston 1870 Dec. 28
Cushing, Andrew.
Ms.Am. A.L.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston, 28 Dec.
lUOO 1870. Is. (2p.)
(329)
I
Boston 1870
Dec. 31
1870 ! II(Men9*-lMlll«iii.roan, 1837-19lO> author
1)00.31 I
I To Miss Field
Vol.3
No.522
I
I
• Office of the Atlantic t'onthly, No. 124 Treraont St.,
The writer encloses a note to General C , thanks
Field for a pass to the creen-roora, says he will [:et
Lowell’s autograph when L. gets back from Baltimore,
for .:is8 Field’s address.
A.L.S. 2pp. 5 S/B X 7 7/8 in.
Bostona
Mi S 8
James R.
and asks
Boston I87I-I886
Hollemd, Henry W
Ms.Am. lU A.LL.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston,
ikOO 1871-1886. Iks. (I 5 p.)
(616)
Boston l871-l88i+
Fay, Henry G
Ms.Am. 3 A.LL.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston,
lUOO I8TI-I88U. ks. ( 4 p.)
( 1 * 22 )
«
Boston
Ms.Am.
lUOO
1871-1882
Hall, Henry P
3 A.LL.S. to Mellen Chamterlain; Boston, I87I-
1882. 3 s. (l*p.)
Boston
Ms. Am.
lUOO
( 1150 )
1871-1879
Upham, J abez Baxter, 1820-190^
2 A.LL.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston,
1871-1879. 2 s. ( 3 p.)
Boston
Ms. Am.
lUOO
1871-1878
Abbott, Edward, I8UI-I908.
lU A.LL.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston,
etc., 1871-1878. 15 s. (26p.)
Boston 1871-1876
I ^ ♦2361 a?
__ [ .LA4drfff bpolc pf Ia Bostoa Md pthor pUpm lo..-
I thp United Stat 4 isO
lAnuaoript
(^■l.on* 1871 - 76 ^ ( 48 )pp« 28 l/2i
Boston
Ms.Am.
lUOO
1871-1876
Ropes, John Codman, I836-I899.
7 A.LL.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston,
1871-1876. 7 s. (lOp.)
Bostoifi
1871-1873
Ms.Am.
1804
( 1 )
Boston, City Clerk.
3 Printed DD,S, certifying that John 8, Damrell
has been elected Chief En*gineer of the Fire Dept,
by City Council; Boston. 1071-1873. 3 s. (3 p.)
I Boston^ Fire Dept*
II Damrell. John Stanhope
Boston
1871?
R-B
BLS
Ms •
50
Boston Latin School Association.
Record of financial transactions,
1868-1871. Boston : ms., [1871?].
1 s. (1 p.) ; 31.5 cm.
I .T.
f
1L312
RG90-532042 r
MRG90-532042
f
Boston 1871
Chamberlain, Mellen, 1821-1900.
Ms.Am. A.L.S. to Ann Marie (Edvards) Park; Boston,
l400 18 T 1 . Is. (3p.)
(1370)
Boston 1871
Ma^fAw
Thayer, Sylvamia, 17K«ie72.
1127
(a) A,N, abotit hla coll •action of bdokti on fortification
an'^ artillery belnsr off^reH to !V)ston Public Libraryj
cBoston? 1B71?* 1 8. (1 p.)
On same sheet is Ms.N*S,(initials) from Justin
Winsor to Miss Plke| «Poston* 29 June 1871. (1 p.)
1. Boston. I\iblic Library,
I. Winsor, Justin, 1831-1897.
Boston 1871
1127
(b)
Thayer^ ^▼arnig^ 17 grl^ 72 ^
A,M8,I List of books on fortlflcstlon and artillery
offered to Boston Public Llbraryi cBoston, 1871?»
(6 p.)
1. Artillery—Bibliography.
2. Fortification—Bibliography,
Boston 1871
bteclc VI
JTh««l#r^ WlllJjun Adolphut« IQ^2-1Q71 il _ »S41Q>S
Proper names of the Douay Bible, and their pronunoiation.
[joatonT 187lQ (1), 12, 16-20, 24-50 ff. 40 .
A sorap-book made up of unique proof-sheets and manusoript
in Wheeler*s hand. Added is a letter to l!r« Wheeler
fron John^ B* Fits*
A portion of this work appears in Webster*s American
dictionary, edition of 1864, pp. 1603, 1604.
1
Jan. 2
Bostop 1871
_ IVlC'*r, ’./llllaj'. ncunscvillo, 1C2P.-1905# Ch,3*10.79
[Stuttoont <.n tho unification of Italy]; Boston,
p. (?) Jan, IBrn. 3 £. (3 p.)
Boston 1871
CltYtlAttl^Charl #0
Jan. 6
177;^- i?7».
j5h.0.1(L71
A.L.3. to [?]| (Boeton] 6 Jan. 1871. 1 a. (l p.)
Boston
1871 Jan. 9
Wilson, William Henry,
Ms.Am. A.L.S. to Mellon Chamberlain; Boston, 9
lJ +00 Jan. 1871. Is. ( 2 p.)
( 1222 )
1871
Jan. 31
Bosto
1871. I Oirrigoi^ Lloy d , IBOS.^ftTg
31 Jftn*
To J* S. AdftDS
_ M»^.l.l
Vol.8
No.2
icBoaton Hlthlan<5t, (*k8t.)a Roplies to a lattor asking hit
iTiewt on ap^rltualltm. Btllavoa in the potaibility of oom-
|n!unioation between the living and the dead.
L« (Typewritten copy) 3 p* 9x5 7/8 In.
Boston
1871 Feb
R-B
BLS
Ms .
24
qto.
RG90
Boston. Clergy.
Petitions to Boston School Committee
regarding Saturday classes at the
Public Latin School / circulated by
Stillman B. Allen. Boston : ms., Feb.
1871.
1 vol. (66 petitions) ; 21 cm.
Scrapbook.
For list of names see BLS Ms.
inventory.
1..Boston. Public Latin School. I.T.
532078
MRG90-532078
20852
Boston
1871 Feb.
R-B
BLS Boston. Physicians.
Ms. Petitions to Boston School Committee
25 regarding Saturday classes at the
qto. Public Latin School / circulated by
Stillman B. Allen. Boston : ms., Feb.
1871.
1 vol. (66 petitions) ; 21 cm.
Scrapbook.
For list of names see BLS Ms.
inventory.
1..Boston. Public Latin School. I.T.
RG90-532079
MRG90-532079
20858
Boston 1871 Feb. 21
Ka.Aw, HolM08f Oliver Weridell, lP09-lP9U* _
(0) A.L.S, to Clara Bamaa Martin raconwndlnj Dr* Hodges
as wbstltote for Dr« Bigelow who is 111| Boston, 21 Feb»
1871. 1 8. (li p.)
1. Bigelow, Jacob, 1786-1^^
2. Hodges, Richard M«,
^ I. Martin, Clara (Banio8)HPrh86,
Boston 1871 March 7
I
Bom, JvlU (V«r4), 1819>19U0.
A.L»S. to wmi— Llojd Oorrlsoo} (Boston]
1 a, (U p.)
1. AboUUonlsta.
_ NkJU.27
7 Ihrch 1671.
0
Boston 1871 March 10
Ma.Aw, Ollrer Wendell, Ifl09-l89l4.
1303 i
(9) A,L,S« to Phineaa Barnea eonaollnii^ bin in hia lllneaa)
Boaton, 10 Mar. 1871. 1 a. iU P#)
I. Bamea, Phlnoaa, iBlli
Boston 1871 March li+
[l97l] I Hawthorn*, Sophia AaelU (reafaodr) 180“-137X. »fc.C,
Mar H
To Jaaaa ThoaasFlolda.
[oi Boflston Str*«t, BoetonT] llota of thanks. A.H.i
Ip. 6x4 1/2 in.
P*n and Ink sketch ty Sophia Hawthorn*.
Slgnadi S.H.
l.U
March 17
Boston 1871
1071 Uphfcaj^ Jabe«_Baxter^ ISSOulSOg. VqmZZO in _
Mar 17 i
I To John S* Dwight.
1
[Boston.] Encloses [Charles Callshan] Perkin's sxiggestions
for a set of busts to be placed in the Music lUOl. Asks
Dwight's opinion on these and two "alto relievos." A.L.S.
Sp. 8x5 in.
Boston 1871 April 29
Ms.A. 8.1 S pooner. LwikIt. 1608-1667. __
p.iiO
A.L.S. (retalnsd cooy?) to Darld A, Wells requesting
opinion on paper currency plan; Boston, 29 Apr. 1871.
1 s. (3 p.)
I.Wells, Devld Ames, 182
Boston
Ms. Am.
lUOO
( 1251 *)
1871 May 2
Yoving, Charles Augustus, 183^-1908.
A.L.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston, 2
May 1871 . Is. (3p.)
Boston
Ms. Am.
lUOO
(1016)
1871 May 17
Sargent, Moses H
A.N.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston, 17
May 1871. Is. (ip.)
Boston 1871 May 22
Ms * A .8^1 Spoon er ,1 laraarylTf 1606-1867, _
P.h3
A«L«S« to B. F. P^rry aending pamphletei Boston.
22 Kay 1871. 1 s. (l p.)
la P^rry, Benjamin Franklin, 10O<-1886,
Boston
Ms.M.
lltoo
(3l*7)
1871 June
Davis, Edgar A
A.L.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston, June
1871. Is. (2p.)
Boston
Ms. Am.
2029
1871: June 18
Lunt, George, I803-I885.
A.L.S. to Harriet Spofford discussing book
about to be published; Boston, I8 June 1871 .
Is. (2 p.)
June 19
Boston 1871
1000
PhlUipg. Bp>. 183 5^1893 >
A.L«S* to Juatin Vinaor regaz^dlng neotlng and raportf
■Bostons 19 June 1871* 1 8» (1 p«)
I* Vlnsor^ Justin, 183
June 21
Boston 1871
M s .Am
l80l*
Manufacturers Insu rance Company
Boflton
( 2 )
Ms.L.S.(Samuel Gould) to John S. Damrell, Boston Fire
Dept, complaining of unnecessary damage to goods caused
by firemen in extinguishing recent fire; Boston, 21 June
1871 . 1 8. (2 p.)
1
I
TL
Boston—Fire Dept.
Gould, Samuel
nAmrflil. John Stanhope
Boston 1871
July 3
1S71 _ Btrry , 7rc, Flora £•__
Jjly r • -- - -
To John w*
Ho .6 In
[Boston*] At\:t to
flanclel i^nd Mozart ecoroa*
»«rlte to
A«l«« S*
Mr. Dresel for certain
ip. 8x5 in.
Boston 1871 July 10
187J,
id July
minis tar
To Rlohard Davis A’abb
Vol.ll
No.10
cBostona The writer tells of the death of Samuel Joseph
Describes the celebration of the 15cth Anniversary of the
founding of Leicester. Refers to **Sleaping Car" berths. Van
tlons Amos Bronson Alcott, S. J. Lfay’s brother-in-law.
A.L.S. 7pp. 5 1/4 X 8 1/4 In.
Boston 1871 Aug. 6
Mc.Airu
"■pOl
V^t ipple^ F/lwin Forcy^ I8ip-l8e6« _
A,L*3, to Juotin Vingor introducing* Horace WJiite: Boston.
6 Au^. 1871. 1 3 . (1 p.)
1 White, Horace,
I *.Viin.or, Justin,
Boston 1871 Aug. 22
1303
( 10 )
Holnas^ Olirer Wendell, 1^9-lC9b# _
A.L^S. to Clara Barnea Martin on her father ^a death and
recollectlona of their frl^ndshlpj Boston^ 22 Atig. 1871«
1 8. (h p.)
1 , Barnes, Phlneas, iBll-
T, Martin, Clara (Barnes), d.lB86»
on 1871 Aug. 25
j. CloTwlond, CharlM, 1772-1878. . Ilo.l21 la. «*lti.S.9.1
Butinaft latter to Gardner Brawar. Dated, Boston, Aug,
I 26, 1871, llanuaoript, algnad, 1 pace. Site, 8x5
Inohaf, ■
Boston 1871 ca. Sept.
Ms. 2951
Boston. City Engineer's Office
D.S. (printed form filled out in Ms.): invoice
for money owed W. F. McConnell; Boston [ca. Sept.
1871] Is.(Ip.)
Boston 1871 Sept
iC8r~
( 20 )
Phlltlin, W>nd«u, IWII-IBBU.
A.N.S. to Lukons sisters sending dollar for Little
Things} (Boston?! Sept. 1^71. 1 s. (l p.)
> a
Bostpn 1871 Sept. 9
JJllndlfiott^ Wlll laiHf Jr^ _
•lU I Letter to W,L. Oarrlsoni Boston, 9 Sept, 1871«
I, Garrison, William Lioyt1,^BR-l879#
Boston
1871 Oct.
Cary, Harriet.
Ms.Am. A.L.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston, Oct. I8TI.
ll+OO Is. (Ip.)
( 203 )
I
Boston 1871 oct. 5
i
1871 _ ‘Kayj Samuel 4 Jr.j 181O-1099| minister U 8 ,Ptl .8
6 Oot. Vol.ll
To Riohard Davis TTebb No«17
I
sBostooa The writer pays a debt to Mr. Webb. Desoribes hit
son Edward's wedding. Tells of tlie oondition of William L.
Garrison Jr.'s scalded hand.
A.L.S. 4pp. 4 1/4 X 6 3/4 in.
Boston 1871 Oct. 11-18
Ws .QA jti* _ Chic aiTQ Relief Boston^ _
.
Ms, Telspramai Corrrstxjrif^ence on orp^anlsln^ and aendlnp
aid to Chlcapo aft^r of lfi71| Boston and Chicago.
11-18 Oct. 1871. 1 V. (17 p.)
Includes teleprans from R,B, Mason (Mayor of Chicago),
William Daston (Mayor of Boston), Oeorpe M. Pullman,
Alexander H. Rice, and Pyer Jordan,
Inserted Is A,L.3, from Hamilton A, Hill to Justin
V/lnsor presenting material to Boston Public Library;
Boston, 20 Oct. 1871,
1 . Chlcapo^Fire, 1°71. Vn.Wlnsor,Justin, 1831-1897.
I. Mason, R B
IT, Oaaton, William, 1820^^^
III, Pullman, Oeorpe MortlH^[831-l897,
IV, Rice, Alexander Hamilton, Ifil8-189<,
V, Jordan. Kben Dyer. 18^7.1916.
Boston
1871
Oct. 21
Ms.Aa* I Dralw. Sanuel Gardner. 1798-t87<. _
990
A,L,3, to Justln Winsor IntroJucltifi Charles Henry Boll;
Boston, 21 Oct, 1871. 1 s. (l p.)
1 Bell, Charles Henry,
I Winsor, Jugtln, 1831-1?'
Boston. 1871., Nov. 20
SPECIAL
.Collections magic; or, Mundane, sub-mundane and super-
SCG mundane spiritism : a treatise in three parts
.ZllO and twenty-three sections : descriptive of art
magic, spiritism, the different orders of
spirits in the universe known to be related to,
or in communication with man; together with
directions for invoking, controlling, and dis¬
charging spirits, and the uses and abuses,
dangers and possibilities of magical art.
New York : The author, I876. (New York :
Wheat & Cornett)
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MB-Rev.
SCG
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Art meigic ... I 876 (Card 2) I
CU3,i»67p.-,nUD leaves of plates : ill. ; 23cm.
Copyrighted by William Britten. '
Edited by Emma Hardinge Britten.
A.L.S. (Boston, 20 Nov. I 871 ) from editor in¬
serted, concerning inability to identify author.
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1. Spiritualism. 2. Magic. I. Britten,
Emma (Hardinge) d.l899* II• Britten, William.
Boston
1871
M8,Ami_
958
Nov.
25
- Bell^AaiMtan dT.Qrrttitf lflli7-l«»g. _
Ms.L.S. to Juatin Wlnaor Inviting hli* to witnoss exper-
ment witti deaf mutes} Boston, 25 N'ov. 1871. 1 s. (1 p.)
I
I
I
I Winsor, Justin, 1831-1B97
Boston
Ms. Am,
2367
(2)
1871 Nov. 27
Cushmem, Charlotte Saunders, I816-I876.
A.L.S. to Dr. Horn arranging
payment for piano he sent from Germany;
Boston, 27 Nov. I87I. Is. ( 3 p.)
i
Bostqn 1871 Nov. 28
Ms»A.l,2 Porter^ Mrs. Char let
V.37
p.l7 Latter to W.L. Oarrlson) ^ 08 ton» 20 Nov. 1071
I Oarrie .Hf Villiaffl Lloyi
05-1079.
J
Boston 1871 nov. 30
Ms.Ajn
“W
Dana^ Richard Hcnryj I9l*>»lfl82
JL
A*L*3* to Justin Winsor regarding bookj Boston. 30 Nov.
1671. 1 3. (1 p.) # . •
I Vlinsor^ Juatln, 1831-1897
Dec. 6
Boston 1871
1B71 ! Holraes^ Oliver, "endell, 1309-1894. _ —
Doc 6
I [Boston.] Welcome to the Crimd Duke Alexis. Blusic H^ll,
December 6, 1371. Ip.
Autocra.>h poem, Binned, counted In scrap-book entitled:
Souvenirs of quests of the City of Boston. Grand Duke
Alexis — Deo. 1871.
The manuscript has no titlej the poem is re^jrlnted with
the title and date (.iven above.
I
i
Boston 1871 Dec. 10
1871
Dec ^/'
Ollver^WendeD., 1809-1894«_ _ _ **h,0O.124 _
[Boston.] At the banquet to the Grand Duke Alexis*
Decenber 9, 1871.]
Auto£:raph poem, written on one side only of the leaf.
Binned, dated Boston Dec. 10th 1871j mounted In scrap-book
entitled! Souvenirs of quests of the City of Boston* Grand
Duke Alexis — Dec. 1371.
The manuscript has no title; the poem Is reprinted with
the title and date a^-ven above.
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1872-1897
Hood, Sarah R
7 A.LL.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston, 1872'
1897 . 7s. (I7p.)
Boston 1872-1897
Whitney, James Lyman, 1835-1910.
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Boston
1872-1892
MSo 2931 fol
U.S. Steamboat-inspection Service, Boston
Ms. ledger, containing copies of sworn legal
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Boston
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lUOO
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1872-1888
Tenney, Alonzo C
10 A.LL.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston,
1872 - 1888 . 10s. (21p.)
Boston
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l400
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1872-1885
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1872 - 1885 . 58. (5p.)
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Boston
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l400
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1872-1879
Gotild, Henry A
8 A.LL.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston, etc.,
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1872-1878
Haskell, William 0 , Jr.
2 A.LL.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston,
etc., 1872-1878. 2s. (5-p.)
Boston
18T2-7^
Donahoe, Patrick.
Ms.q Am. Account in Boylston Bank; Boston, l 872 - 7 ^*
2299 Ms. Iv. (ca.UOp.)
1
Boston l872-l8Tit
Ms, Am,
1072
(233-23I4)
_ Nlcholsj Vllllain R ipl e y^ lBli7-l8B6 ,
!i A«LL«S, to Welch^ Bigelow & Co, sending
corrections for various books| Boston, 9 Bee, 1B72-
7 Mar. mu. U B. (6 p,)
Boston 1872-1873
Ma.fAm.
1793
Boston. Fire
Dept. Board of Enginaara
Ms.! Records Ci.e
Boston. 1872-1873.
.. mlnutesD of regular monthly meetings;
1 vol. (ca. 250 p.)
Boston
Ms.Am.
2065
1872-1873
Drake, Samuel Adams, 1833 - 1905 .
13 A.NN.S. to H. Clark of Welch, Bigelow &
Co. on preparing copy and printing proofs;
Boston, 1872-1873. 13 s. (13 p.)
Boston
Ms. Am.
lltoo
( 235 )
1872
Champney, James Welles, 18 U 3 - 1903 *
U A.LL.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston, 1872 .
l*s. ( 6 p.)
Boston 1872
Massachusetts. General Court. Committee on
Probate and Chancery.
Ms.Am. T.L.S. filled out in manuscript; Boston,
lUOO 1872. Is. (Ip.)
(786)
Boston
Ms.Am.
2216
:i8T23
Ward, Elizabeth Stuart (Phelps) 184U-1911.
A.N.S. to [James R1 Osgood agreeing to pick
up her manuscript; Boston, Cl872?D Is. (ip.)
Pn 1872
Jan.-Nov.
Cu nwlnfl^a Charles B
Ma.t Dally Journal| .Boston* 1 Jan.-ll Nov. 1872,
1. Diaries,
Boston 1872 Jan. 8
fiiiijftllj Samial Rtmund^ 1799-lflftfl._
V,37
p«22 X^ettar to W*L« Garriaon; Boston^ 6 Jan« 1872«
I. Garrison, tfllliam LlGyd^60i^-1879*
Boston 1872 Jan. 17
Chamberlain, Mellen, 1821-1900.
Ms.Am. A.L.S. to James Welles Champney; Boston, 17
ll+OO Jan. 1872 . Is. (Ip.)
( 1287 )
Boston 1872 Jan. 19
No.24 in M 8 .C.I. 7 .I
-1Q2Z - niimmingfiy IfilliaiB Huyann^ _
Jan 19
To John S« Dwight.
[Boiton.] Decllnee an InvlUtlon to ulna with tha Harvard
Uuaical Aeeociaion. A.N.S. Cp. 8x6 1/4 In.
Boston
Ms.Am.
1400
1872 Jan. 29
Root, James E
A.L.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston, 29
Jan. 1872. Is. (Ip.)
Boston 1872 Feb. 2
_ Kop pniann, D« _
Feb i ..
To Ctpt. George H. Preble
MS.U41
[Boeton.] Sends report of tlio U«
propocea Cape Cod Canal. A.L.S.
S. coramiEsloners on tbe
Ip.
T
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Boston 1872 Feb. t
V.37
p.25
Sewall. Swaxel Edmund. 1799-1803.
Latter to U.L. Garrison} Boston, 7 Fob* 1872.
i
digitized
Boston 1872
*3 aA
Veto
■my 9
atone. Lucy. 1310-1893.
.'•26|i
Letter to W.L. Oarrison; Boston, 9 1672.
relo
Boston 1872 Feb. 11
HaJjiU - Dana. Richard Hem-y, 1787-1879. _
973
A.L.S. to Justin Wlnsor regaj-dlng books aBostom 11 Fob,
1872. 1 3, (i p.)
I Wlnsor, Justin, 1831-1897
Boston 1872 Feb. l6
cMb.Ah
ll»P9
(2li)
Whitney. A<1alln » Dutton _
A,L,S, to Ml os Lukens declining to write for Little
ThingsI Boston, 16 Feb. 1872, Is. (2 p.)
Boston
1872 Mar. 13
Ms. Am.
lUoo
(672)
Johnson, B B
A.L.S. to Mellon Chamberlain; Boston, 13
Mar. 1872. Is. (Ip.)
Boston 1872 March 19
Yi^hart. Oeovf» H
p.2b
■^tter to East Boston, 19 iiarch 1872•
•
Boston 1872 March 20
992 ^
1 A.L.S, to Justin Winsor rsgJLrdln* books| Boston^ 20
March 1872. Is. (2 p.)
I. Vinsorf Justin, 183T^97*
Boston 1872 Mar. 21
Ames, Isaac.
Ms.Am. A.L.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston, 21
lltOO Mar. l872. Is. (2p.)
(37)
Boston 1872 March 29
Ms^Amt_ JmmB Thomas. 1817-1681.
993 ! ■
A.L.S. to Justin Vinsor regardlns
•Boston* 29 Msirch 1872. Is. (1 p.)
borroiring books;
I. Wln 80 l», Justin, 1831-1897
Boston 1872
March 31
Ms .A.1.2 ISwaU. Swmel Edmund. 1799-1368. _
V.37
p.29 Letter to W.L. Oarrlson; Boston, 31 I-iarch 1372.
rl—_t_ T.M ^ ^ J__ T n_1 ^ O e\r* n nr*/>k
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CBostonD 1872 April 8
In; Qxiincy, Eliza Susan, 1798-188**•
XH A.N.S. concerning the Hon. Josiah Quincy's
.822 An appeal in behalf of the Boston Athenae\am
.B85Tb ... Boston, 1853; CBostonD 8 Apr. I 872 .
no. 7 Is. (*+p.)
Moianted in copy of the pamphlet in question.
Boston 1872 May
Ms. 2952
Boston Ice Company
D.S. (printed form filled out in Ms.): receipt
to Boston City Hospital for $ 37.50; Boston^ May
1872. Is.(Ip.)
Boston
1872 May U
-ISTi- ISton»_,_ Ui6y^J8JlR-iSJ8 __
4 «iy I Vol.8
I To WllllAm Lloyd Qarrioon No*U
jcOffioa of Th® TTonAn'i Jourrml^ Vo«S Tromont Pluoo^ Bostona
j Bog® W«L«G« to go to ® worian auffmga mooting In ^•w York*
A*L*a • Ip. 8x5 in*
I
I PBnoillod notes by YT.L.G. on the second page*
Bosto
Mb.A*.
n 1872 May Ih
OlliBore, Fattrlck Sorsfleld, 1829-Ifi92,
1072
(66^7>
2 A.NN.S, t® H,H, Clark sanding eorraetsd proof,
i^ostlng press register from Jublleet Boston.
.187-7.-11, Hay 1872. 2 s. (2 p.) ’
1. Musical mss. In thls^Hlry.
Boston 1872 May 17
Ms.to
283 “
Drake, Stuaml Adnaa, 1833>190$
A.H.S. to Thomas Waterman requesting information on U.S,
Bonk in Boston) Boston, 17 May 1872. 1 s. (l p.)
I. Waterman, Thomas,
Boston 1872 May 21
1872 _ I Lewl«, Wo, 182>1886._
I hy 21
i>o,10Qi
A.R.S. to (Xydlo Murla Child]} Bootoo, 21 M»y 1672. 1 ••
(2 P.)
VUtM rogardlng hla book (IvlaK tootim^ of aaoloato and
moderns about health.
1 Child, IjrdU tkrls (Praaeia) 1802-1880
Boston 1872 May 28
Moaea, 1810-1895 .
A.N.3. toW w
1872 . 1 a. (1 p.)
_ <»0,61,5
N 0 .I 33
Oraanough) Boaton, 28 May
Bos'fcon 187*2 Jiin© 7
Sargent, John
Ms. Am. A.N.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston, 7 June
ll»00 1872. Is. (Ip.)
( 1015 )
Boston:
l8T2 J\ine 10
Mb,A. 1.2 I Blaclcvell> Henry Brovn
V.3T.P37
Letter to W.L. Garrison; Boston» 10 June l872.
Boston 1872 July 30
lls .A.l.g Sewll, Sanuel Edimind. 1799-1868.
V.37
?.1)3 Lottar to Boston, 30 July 1872.
Boston 5
1872 July 31
Fields, James Thomas, I817-I88I.
Ms.Am. A.L.S. to Welch, Bigelow & Co. sending cor-
I8U3 rections for his Yesterdays with Authors; CBos-
( 2 ) ton] 31 July l 872 . 1 s. (l p.)
: 1872 Aug.l.
Clapp, W_W
Letter to William Lloyd Garrison; Boston, 1 Aug. l872.
A
Boston 1872 .. Aug_._ I- .
t MBiA .1 . 2 I H oa r, t - B --
V.37
p,<0 Letter to W.L, Oarrleon; Boston, 7 Anpnst 1872.
I Oarrison, Williain Lloy^rl^-lB79.
Boston:
1872 Aug.8
M 8 .A.X .2
Clapp, V
v.37,p50
W
Letter to William Lloyd Garrison; Boston, 8 Aug. 1872.
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Boston
1872
Aug. 9
1872 _ ArrHon, TllUn* Uoyl».1806-18Ili.
9 Aug.
To J. V. Jophot ond J. Johnson
MiiA.L.1
Vol.8
No.20
■ Boston* A rspljr to ths sddrosseo's latter as sat forth In
I the newspaper clipping on No.l9. 3ays that ths colored peo-
pie know which political party set thssi free and gave then
I the TOte and which one opposed their freedom and enfranohise*
jmente Speaks of the "Rebel-Copperhead Democracy" and Ite
I borrcwred "Republican c^lae."
A.Let. 2 p. 8 X 6 in.
Envelope included
Boston:
1872 Aug. 29
t*5T
1872 Arnoth, 0 V _ P*®®_
Aue 20 !
To irillUn Uoyd Oarrlton.
• Boa tons
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Boston 1872 Sept. 12
1296
( 3 )
I822-190SU
A.L.S, to Justin Winsor recommencing Mrs* Tucker for
position In Roxbury library; Boston, 12 Sei^. 1872.
1 5. (l. p.)
1. Boston. Ribllc Llhrar^,^^
I. Winsor, Justin, 1831-1897.
a M
Boston 1872
Wb*A*2.37
P*57
Vilao n^ H»nry«
Letter to V/.L*
Oct. 16
Garrison} Boston, X6 Oct. 1872.
I Garrison,' Wlllisit Ul
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Boston
1872 October 19
Quincy, Edmund, 1808-I87T.
Ms.Am. A.L.S.(initials) to W.H. Ward on Grant’s
2235 probable election and offering to rewrite
(1) political article; Boston, 19 Oct. 1872 .
Is. (^p.)
✓ >
CBostonD
Ms. Am.
ihOO
(1337)
18T2 Nov. 10
Chamterlain, Mellen, 1821-1900.
A.L.S. to Martin C. Hood; [Boston?3 10 Nov.
1872. Is. (2p.)
Boston 1872 nov. 20
1072 Ellla, Oeorc© Edward, 1814-1094 n,80.235
Nov. 20 To Abram Edmanda Cuttor
cBoatona R^carding aubaoriptlon to Charlaatown nowapaporai
hla viowa on the Civil ‘^ar and other momorialai hla regret
at the paaaing of the Chnrleatown he knew.
I. CutUri AWm Edmandi ^B-1900
Boston, Massachusetts, 1872 Nov. 23
x\ B
MSS
Ms. Hill, Aurin F.
3356. Notes, 1872 Nov. 23.
2 items (2 p. in folder) ; 26 x
38 cm.
Manuscript comments about
building homes for the poor, on
printed sheet and on a card.
1. Boston North End Mission. 2.
Charities-“Massachusetts-“Boston. 3.
Almshouses—Massachusetts—Boston.
MRGRRBKM
001707
ocm4 3940 324
Boston
1873-1892
Slafter, Edmund Farwell, I 816 -I 906 .
Ms. Am. 3 A.LL.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston,
ikOO 1873 - 1892 . 3s. (6p.)
(lOUU)
Boston 1873-1890
; Society to l^neooro^ Stodloa at lk>stoii.
llilA . . .
(1-^) I Scrapbooks containing rarlotis form letters, course
sehechiles. book lists, newspaper cllpplnu^a, etc.|
Boston, IB 73 -IB 90 . < Tols.
I 1, Corrsspondenoe sohoolj
i 2, Education of women.
courses.
Boston
Ms. Am.
lUOO
(526)
1873-1887
Greenough, Charles Pelham,
31 A.LL.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston,
1873-1887. 31 s. ( 35 p.)
#
Boston
Ms. Am.
lUOO
(601)
1873-1883
Hill, Clement Hugh
5 A.LL.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston,
1873-1883. 5 s. ( 8 p.)
Boston, Mass.
1873-1877
Ms.fAm
.F876
.2
Women’s Centennial Executive Committee. Mass¬
achusetts.
Boston, Mass. Cetc.i, 1873 - 1877 .
10 V. and 2 "boxes.
For details, see Feer Collection Supplement.
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Boston, 1873-1876
Ms.qAin, _ i Soeletx to Eneourftfe Stnii^s Boston*_
MiVi *1
(1-6) I Ms. I Records of ■setlnj^si Boston, 1873-1W. 6 toIs.
Vol. 1 also eontslns the Joomsl of receipts and
•xpendltores for 1873-1876.
«
1. Correspondence schoo!
2. Bduostion of women.
coursee
Boston 1873-1876
II1I6 ’I
Society toJ&ieoiirage SttBdle8 _*t_HQH»j Boston. _
MSft Alphabetical list of stndentsi and Courses of
studies with nines of conwlttfs nsnbers and students}
Boston, 1B73-Ifi76. 1 toI*
1* Correspondenoe sooola
2 » Education of Wbnen
Boston 1873-1874
Ms. 2953
Boston. Health Department
8 DD.S.(printed forms filled out in Ms.):
invoices for sundry goods supplied by Wm. P.
Sargent & Co., G. W. & F. Smith, Shepard Robbins,
J. D. Tuttle, Joseph L. Ross, Rockwell &
Churchill, and Nathan Tufts Jr. & Son; Boston,
1873-1874. 8s.(16p.)
Boston 1873-1871+
Ma.Air,
1072
. ( 1 .- 12 )
Brewer and Tileston^ publlaherSj Boston^
9 Ma.LL. to Welch, Bigelow & Co. concerning various
publications! Boston, IB Mov, lB73-ll4 July IB 7 I 4 . 98*
(13 p.)
I
Boston
1873
R-B
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224
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1873
2
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(4 p .
)
Wi
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I .T.
Latin School,
for admission : grammar
. 1873. Boston :
; 21 cm.
answers in ms.
RG90-532230
MRG90~532230
19612
Boston
Ms.Am.
lUOO
(13^+1)
1873
Chamberlain, Mellen, 1821-1900.
A.L.S. to William Dean Hovells; Boston,
1873. Is. (3p.)
Boston
Ms. Am.
ihOO
(297)
1873
Coolidge, Harold Jefferson, 1870-193^.
2 A.LL.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston, 1873.
2s. (i»p.)
(
Boston
Ms.Am.
ikoo
(625)
1873
Homer, George W
2 A.LL.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston, 1873.
2s. (3p.)
Boston 1873
Hoopr^ 5
To ?'ary Gray Chapiran
■ 13a.A>9>2
Vol,7
Ko.7
c4 Pemberton Square, Boston# The writer informs the address,
ee that t\\B New Enf^land Freedran*8 Aid Society has h«d so
much money from Boston people during the past ton years that
'*it no lonf;er thinks it fair to ur^ its friends to continue
their fifts ,** Tells of the reduction of the Society's work,
and names the schools for vd^ich it is still responsible. They
have money enoufh to carry them through the season, and hope
tefore tie sumrier to iiave sui fie lent money or promises to en-
a'. le tlen to lay out next year's work.
A.E.S. 3 p. 6x 4 1/^2 in.
Boston 1873
Means, John 0
Ms.Am. 1+ A.LL.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston,
lltOO 1673. ks. (l*p.)
(799)
Boston
Ms. Am.
lUOO
1873 Jan. 16
Robbins, Chandler, I 8 IO-I 882 .
A.L.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston, I 6
Jan. 1873 . Is. (Ip.)
Boston 1873 Jan. I8
Chamberlain, Mellen, 1821 - 1900 .
Ms.Am. A.L.S. to the Atlantic, editor of; Boston,
lUoO 18 Jan. 1873 . Is. ( 2 p.)
(1263)
Boston:
18T3 Jan. 21
Ma.A>1.2
v.37,p63
Colflaantley, n_C-
Letter to William Lloyd Garrison; Boston, 21 Jan.
1873.
I. Oeurrison, William Lloyd, 1805-1079.
Boston 1873 Jan. 21
Ms. 2919
Washburn, William Barrett, 1820-1887.
A.N.S. to “My dear Sir” about an dppointemntj
Boston, 21 Jan. 1873. Is. (Ip.)
Boston 1873 Jan. 26-29
Ms.Aju - i Qiilnc:% Suaan* 1798-1?®U.
1291 I
(1-?) 2 A.LL.B, to J^atln V^lnsor of^erlnp copies of her fath^'
books to Tk)ston ^jhllc Library; Poston, 2^29 Jan. 1P73,
2 8. 0 n.)
1. Boston. IVibllc Library.
T. Winsor, Jnstln, 1831-1897
1873 Feb. 9
Bosto
_ 1875. _ '(krrlion^ WUIIa* IlcjnS^-lB06«iaifi.
9 Feb.
To Cteirlee Oiteltlne
MJUia
Vol.8
No .24
■ Bostoos A letter of oondolenoe on the death of Enoch Huiel-
tine^ the addressee's fbther.
Fewspapor clipping. 1 ool. 9 1/8x2 I /4 In. .With Phill¬
ips, Wendell to Carles Hateltine, dated Feb.9«1878a
Boston 1873 Fet. 19
Trnfw ^r td^a^ John Tommaxid^
♦Q^SU42_(20)
A*N«8« to vrilliam A[dolphu8] 'ihoaleri Boston, 19 Fob* 167S*
1 8. (1 p.)
Boston 1873 March 3
M3#A!iu. Quincy^ Josiahj 1802-1882. _
1292 I
(2) j A.L.S. to Justin Winsor rstuming Kansas City bridge
plans; Boston, 3 Mar. 1873. 1 s. (1 p.)
I. Vinpor. Jufltin.
March 8
Boston 1873
Tiffanyj C_C
A*L*S. to Justin Wlnsor re£;ardtng friend of Oeor^o Park
Fiaher; cBostoxx* 8 Mar. 1873* 1 s. (3 p.)
1 Fiahor, George Park^
I Winsor, Justin, 1831!
♦ 1909
March 13
Boston 1873
i
1973 - tOirrlfon^ TTlllltm Lloyd* IfiOe.lflZflL
IS ^Hr.
To the Editor of the Journal
Ve.AaU
Vol.8
No.25
■ Bostons Title i Mr« Su^r and the Lsgislature . Referring
to a letter of Wendell Phillips, saye that he agrees
with W. P.*s praise of Sumner's publlo serrioes^ but otoll-
enges W. P.'a claim that Sumner is "aboie oensure/ Disputes
W« P«'s claim that S. often lacked the support of his const¬
ituents • W. P. is wrong in saying that S. was among the
first of the Abolitionists and oon^res the records of Sen*
Uenry Wilson and S. Quotes renarks nade by W. P. about 3. in
years past* W*L*G* argues in favor of allowing the naines of
battles to renain on the flag. Refutes W. P. arguments.
A*L* 10 p. P X 5 in*
1
Boston 1873
March 13
Ms • Am*
'1063 ~
Vlnthrop^ Robert Chrlegj 1909-189!|»
A*L«S. to Louis Agassiz requesting aid in proposed
memorial for Professor Sedgwlck| Boston^ 13 Mar, 1673#
1 s, (2i p«)
!• Sedgwick^ Adam, 176^<
73.
Boston 1873 March 17
1873 _ Qurrlton^ WillUm LloydL^ ^1806-1873.
17 5%r. I
To Edmund Quiooy and others
JiaJulMl
Vol.8
No.24
iiBortoiia Dlsoussss first the plan to hia write a histo-
|ry of the Anti-Slavery ttrugfle, but his poor health has nev¬
er allowed h?n to write either the history or his autobiogr-
aphy.
Printed extract. Ip. 10 x 8 in. (Whole page) « With Quin-
cy, Ed mind to William Lloyd Garrison, dated >ar.lO, 18733
A clipping fron a perlodioal.
Boston 1873
April-May
Winaor^ Justin, 18S1*1897« - —Mas* Aco* 1081
2 A«L*s* to J^MI^ S[
and 2 May 1878* 2s (4p*)
] Boali Boston, 28 Apr*
T Bool. Joaimh S
Boston:
18T3 Apr.l
1873 lottott P»iIy-A^Yfrtl«f iL _
1 Apr.
Biography of Saaual J> liay
Vol.n
No«33
• Bottooa A nowipapor raTiaw of tha ISanoir of Samual J« !>1ay »
Nawtpapar ollpping* 1 oolumn* 2 1/2 x 10 in.
Boston
Ms .Aw,
987
1873 April 5
LMpcom, Luoy> ljB2U*1893»
A.L.S. to Juflttn Wlnaor thanking him for book|
cBostona 5 April 1873* 1 (Ip*)
I. Vinsor. Justin^ l63|fl|97«
Boston 1873 Apr. 9
Ms. 2988
Capron, S[arah] B
A.L.S. to Mrs. Greely^ referring to her "school
and work among women in India"; Boston Highlands,
9 Apr. 1873. ls.(2p.)
[Sarah B. Capron and her husband. Rev. William
B. Capron, worked for the Madura (India) Mission
- cf. History of the missions of the American
Board for Foreign Missions in India (Boston,
1875), pp. 349, 373, 397, in RL: BV3265.A6 1875]
Boston 1873 April 9
WilliaM Coopar, l8l6-lB7li._
V.37
p»70 Letter te tf«L« Oarrisoni Boetonj 9 April 1873 •
I Oarrieoni Wlllla« Llo;
05-1B79.
Boston 1873 May 2
Ms,Am* Trowbridge. John Tovmsend. 1827-1916. _
970
A.L.S, to Juatin Vflnsor thanking him for books; Boston,
2 May 1373. 1 a. (l p.)
I Winsor, Justin, 1831'
Boston 1873 May 9
Ik.A. 1.2 War^. William R
V.37
p.73
Letter to W.L. Garrieonj Boston, 9 iiay 1373,
Boston:
18T3 May 12
Mb .A.1.2
v.ST.pTl*
Chatnan. Mwy Q
Letter to William Lloyd Garrlsoni Boston, 12 May 1873.
I
I
\
June 3
Boston 1873
1875 *Va 3 hbum, •‘/minn ^arrett, 1020-1887. 11,80.55
Juno 5 To Abran Ednands Cutler
cOostona Sif^iature on oosiffnlssion as Honorary Assooiato
Comnilsslonor to visit the Universal exposition at Vienna.
T
Boston
1873 June. 11
A.I.g P _A_
37
7*) I«tt«r to W.L. Oarrlsonj Boston, 11 June 1873.
^ n-J--*•*--a 1 ^ flOQ
Boston
Ms.Am.
20UU
1873: June 19
Whiting, William, l8l3-l873.
A.L.S. to Frank L. Thomas sending autograph
& biographical sketch; Boston, 19 June 1873.
Is. (2 p.)
Boston 1873
July 2
Ma.A.1.2
P.77^
Woolaon^ Abba Louiaa (Cpold), 1636«»192I,
Lettar to W.L. Canlaon; Boeton, 2 July 1873,
Gainrljinn. WilllAn LInvH. lAnC_1A70.
OlftmzED
Bostoyi
Mb.A.1.2
v.37,p78i\
18T3 July lit
CulB»nt1«v D — C- ^ Dtftligl I ^1 0 ~
Letter to WlUlam Lloyd Garrleon; Boston, lU July 1873. l£ ?3>
tHornzeo
J
Boston 1873 Aug. 3
Ma,Aw, onU illy» John Boyl<f 161|I|*1 P90> _ __
I ^
(9<) I A.L«S, to Oeorgo ?• Ouorrlar describing Ftporrus Clubf Bos^
ton, 3 Aug. 1873. 1 •. (1 P.)
1 ftipyros Club, Boston,
T ntiflrrlfir. Gftorrye P
Boston 1873 Aug. 5
I _ Harlow,. Thomas 3. _
V.37
p.7'^ Letter to V/.L, Garrison; Boston, ^ AuR:u8t 1^73*
I Garrison, Wllllain Lloyd, 1^$.»1P79^
Boston 1873 Aug.
V.37
p.80
UtUr to W,L« Oarrlaooi Boatoni Ib Aug. 1873•
I Oarrlaon^ Villiaa 05-1879*
Boston 1873 sept. 19
ItAyrMfi^ John C
v' 37 ’ ’
P.P2
Letter to W,L« Oarrlsonj Boston, *19 Sept. 1873.
I O.rrleon, WHHm
Boston 1873 Sept. .30
j K«ttl«ton, Bdwmrd Payson, 1654-1889, *Ch»F,IS,<2
j A.L.S, to tho Honoroblo Mr. «^vttioot of tho ^ni*
oipol Court of iottoni rooonDondinc Azol H. bioknoll
for oonotobuloryt Boaton, SO Sopt. 187S. 1 a. (S p.)
RoooninendAtlona of aoTorol other nen in norgin and on
pp. 2 and S,
1 Bioknell» Axel H
I I Boaton. Municipal Court .
Boston 1873 Oct . 7
:: 3.a.i.2
V.37
p.85
SqwU. Samual Sdnund. 1799-1688.
^ttor to WJL. Garrisoa; Boston, 7 Oct. 1873.
I. Oarrison, William Lloyd, 1305-1079.
Boston 1873 oct. 8
1873
Oot 8
PrlBf, iQWiU Pejjg. (Cabot) 181> »lfca.S.l no.l03
A.L.S. to lordU Mu^ ChlU| Boatoa« 8 Oot. 1873. 1 •.
(* P.)
Aaks for ecntrlbution of books for fair hold in aid of
Parksr Memorial Meeting Hoosa*
I Chll'^, Lydia Marla
Bostoii 1873
Oct. 11
1873 . (^rrlion, WIIIImi Uoyd, 1806.tlBTa _
11 Oet.
Vol.8
No .31
To WilXliam J* Pottor
c^oetona Will not bo oblo to ottond tho oonvontion of tho
Froo Rollglouo Asoooiation. Doolnroi hinsolf in furor of
froo thoughtf froo Inquliy and froo apoooh, and oppoeod to
.rollglout Intoloranoo, thoologloal dognatlon aaJ fttpal and
Protoatant olalmfl to infallibility.
A.L.o. (?'8. copy) 4 p. 8 l/'S x 6 in.
Tho finiahed rortion of tho rough dioift on No.80.
Boston
Ms. Am.
21U5
1873 Oct. 30
Hale, Sarah Josepha (Buell) 1788-1879.
A.L.S. to Mrs Whittemore on losing her letter,
being in good health and having a great-greuid-
child; Boston, 30 Oct. 1873. Is. (Up.)
Boston:
18T3 Nov. 1+
Phillips, Wendell, .I8II-I88U.
Ms.Ch. Notes on the seal of the Walley
J .2 the genealogical descent; CBoston
. 1*9 U Nov. 1873. Ms.S. ( 3 p.)
family and
Mass.?D
Boston 1873 nov. lo
M a.Aa
103U
(ll»)
Tro >rt>rldg>, John Toimaend, 1827«1916, _
A.H.S. to Hr. Bigelow requesting article
set in smaller type} Boston, 10 Nov, 1873,
be
1 a. (1 p.)
I. Bigelow,
c^RE Bock
DEPT
Xpf20
.8lC
.92
isostOR
1873 Nov. 12
Grand Army of the Republic. To all unto vhom
these presents come, greeting: Ccharterl
New York : Corlies, Macy & Co., stationers,
1:187-? D
1 sheet (Clip.) : ill. ; 1*9 x 36cm.
Charter; blank form completed in manuscript.
Francis Washburn Post, No. 92, Brighton, dated
Boston, Nov. 12, l873; signed by A.B. Underwood,
Dept. Commander, and Henry B. Peirce, Ass't.
Adjutant General. With seal; mounted in port¬
folio .
Engraved vignettes ^t top and cor- MB-Rev.
ners.
i rf
Boston 1873 17 Nov.
R-B
BLS
Cleaveland, C.D.
Ms .
Vaccination certificate.
Boston :
67
(s.n.i, 17 Nov. 1873.
1 s. (1 p.) ; 6.5 X 16.5
cm.
Filled out in ms. for Wm.
I .T.
F. Towne.
]^^3 6
RG90-532060 r
MRG90-532060
f
Boston 1873 Nov. 19
137! _ i HowoUo, Wlllla* De®n, 13!7-19gOj. author^ _
Hov 19 !
To John S. Dwight,
[Boston.] Asks Dwight to send two press tickets to the
symphony concerts^ for his sister, who Is writing for the
Cincinnati Commercial and The Hearth and Home of New York.
Asks if Dwight would write his reminiscences of Brook
Farm for the Atlantic ['Monthly], A.L.S. i!p. 8x5 in.
Boston 1873
Nov. 23
iMs .Aw.
(23)
3u wner« ChTlwa. I8ll-l87li»
A.N.S. to Lukens sisters subrcrlblng to Little Thlnif^i
BostoHi 23 Not, 1873* 1 s, (l p,)
Boston:
18T3 Nov. 27
Ma.A.1.2 Curtlgf Marian A _
V.37
p .89 latter to ".L. Qarrlaoa; Boston, 27 Nor. 1873*
I Osrrlaon, WlUlsm Llognd|
1879.
Boston 1873 Dec.. 5
Stone
Lucy,
V.37
p.90
Letter to Garrison; Boston, 5 ^c. 1873*
Boston 1873 Dec. 15
I
X873 iTThlppl*. Edwin Pwroy, 1819-1386
U«o.l5
Vol.7
No.749
To "iss Field
• Bostons The writer seys thet the notioes enclosed in this
letter were *'.iven to him by Mrs, Sanford. They refer to ‘la-
dame Adelaide Ristori. The writer says he nerer thought !ia-
darrMi Ristori could loam English well enough to play Shakes-
l>eare.
AoL.S. 2pp. 5 1/8 X 8 l/8 in.
I
Boston 1873 Dec. 18
Chanfiler, Thomas Hon'^erson, d,l89*?,
1072 -
(214) I A*V.S, to C.W, Scott concemlnf' publication of
I Har/aH Dental School| Boston, I 8 Dec. 1873, 1 a. (1 p.)
!
I
I
I I. Scott, C
Boston 1873 Dec. 20
mjm. _ I Quincy, Joslah^ 1806-1882 « _
983
A.L^. to Justin Winaor regarding pamphXetsi sBoBtona
20 Doc. 1873. 1 ». (1 P.)
I. Wlnsor, Justin,
1574 ^
R-B
MSS
Ms .
3094
Boston, 1874-1882
Papers, 1874-1882.
145 items in folders ; 25 x 30 cm.
SUMMARY: Letters, notes, bills,
receipts and other papers relating to
the estate of Seth Adams (d.l873) of
Boston. Many of the items are
addressed, collectively or
individually, to or from the three
executors of the estate: Isaac Adams,
John N. Barbour and Charles Wells
Cook .
1. Adams, Seth, 1807-1873--Estate.
2. Adams, Isaac, 1802-1883—
Correspondence. 3. Barbour, John N.—
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Boston Musical Club.
Ms. Notebook^ 1874-1889.
1 V. (ca. 110 p.) ; 23 cm.
SUMMARY: Manuscript notebook
the [Boston] Musical Club^ 1874-
containing the membership lists
programs presented by its member
together with programs for the
meetings of the 1888-1889 season
1. Music--Massachusetts--Bos
Societies, etc.
of
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Boston
1874-1904
Ms. 3034 qto
Prescott^ Charles R
T. letter copy-book; Boston or Malden, Mass.
1874-1904. Iv. (ca. 185p.)
Boston
Ms .Am.
lUoo
(ilou)
187J+-1897
Tenney, Edward Payson, l835-19l6.
2 A.LL.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston,
etc., i87»*-1897. 2s. (2p.)
: 0 n i 8 tJ +-1889
BoBton» Ifaaa# Mayor,
Bos
-iaz4_
tfun X5
Mayor*a recordi alaoeUaneoua.
1889 Action thereon. 409pp«
Jan SO
Papera received*
Boston
Ms. Am.
ll+OO
(U38)
187^^-1888
Fogg, John Samuel H£dl<
12 A.LL.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston,
l87*t-l888. 12s. (29p.)
Boston:
Ms.Am.
1U20
187^^-1880
Chariot Roller Skates, Boston.
Papers, diagrams, patents, receipts and
correspondence relating to Foot Chariot roller
skates designed and patented by Washington
Parker Gregg; Boston, etc., ca.l87^-l880.
Mss. 1 box (ca.320 s.)
Boston
Ms.Am.
ll*00
(lllH)
i8tU-i8T9
Tuttle, Charles Wesley, 1029-1881.
3 A.LL.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston,
I 87 U 18 T 9 . 3s. (5p.)
Boston l8Tlt-l8T6
D>m, Richard Hanry, iai5«»188 2. _ . ***•• *««• 129
^Latters to Georg* UlUlaB Cux>tl«| Boaton, 1874>76t
I. Cupt.la. Omnrom Wlllln. IftOl—1A09.
Safford^ A
E
2 A*NN,S. to Welch, Blgelov Sc Co* concerning work oil
Exotica and Henry Wilson’s Slave power; Boston, Hi
May: May 187<. 2 a. (2 p.)
1. Wllaon, Henry, 1812-18
f
Boston
1874
Ma,A»U
1072
(37-38)
Crocker^ 3_R
2 A,NN,3, to H,H, Clark sending nat'-rlal for Cathoart’s
readerj Boston, 18714. 2 s* (2 p.)
!• Cathoart, George Rhett
Boston 1874
Ms#A%_
1072
OllTe r, Oraoe Atklnaon (little) l8Lli-l699« _
3 A,NV,3, to Welch, Dlgelow it Co. concerning printing of
her book| «Boston, Ift7l4» 3 3. (*? p.)
X from Ellla, Grace Atkinson (Little)
Boston 1874
41UUM.
123
(S3)
l>hllll|i«, 1811-1884.
A.Ma.i [Spaaoh to Mayor and oltltana of Boatoai Boaton,
1874J 2 t. (7 p.)
Boston
Ms.Am.
lUoo
( 961 )
l87i+
Richards, William Bordman
2 A.LL.6. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston,
I 87 U. 2s. (Up.)
Boston
I87U Jan.-Feb.
I Squire (John P.)_*nd Conpany^ Boaton*^ _
1072 t
(33*>-33^)! 2 Ms,>W. to Welch, Plrjclow Se Co,| Boston, etc,
20 Jan.^ Feb. IBtIj. 2 s, (2 p.)
Bostoii:
iSTU.Jan. 5
Ms.A. 1.2
V.37.P92
Cobb»
Samuel C
Letter to William Lloyd Garrison; CBostonD 5 Jan. 18T^.
T 1 Aac 1 A'rn
Boston
Ms .Am.
ihOO
(1215)
1871+ Jan. 8
Williams, George Frederick
T.L.S. to Mellen Chamberlain;
Jan. 187*». Is.- (Ip.)
Boston, 8
Boston 1874 Jan. 16
Ms. 2996
Gordon, Adoniram Judson, 1836-1895
A.L.S. to Mrs. Greely, thanking her for
volume of sermons; [Boston] 16 Jan. 1874.
Is.(2p.)
Boston:
Ma.A.1.2 I
v,37»p.96
1871 + Feb. 3
urtol. Cyrua Augustus. 1813-1900-
Letter to W.L. Garrison; Boston, 3 ^eb. l87*».
I. Garrison. William Uoyd. 1605-1879.
Boston 1874 Feb. 6
1874
Fe b 6
A^jm^ 1833. _ _ Sih J 6 .1S1
Lottor to T
fb^cr^dhcrx
I Bromfleld Street* Will favor him with hie photograph when he
|next eite, A.L.S. Ip* 61/4x41/4 in*
Boston
l87i+ Feb. 10
Abbott, J E
Ms.Am. A.L.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston, 10
lUOO Feb. iQlh. Is. (ip.)
(3)
Bosto n
Ms.Am.
2209
1874 February 26
Capen, Nahum, l80l»-l886.
A.L.S. to Wm. A. Wheeler acknowledging
authorship of The mental guide (Boston,
1828), describing its preparation and
sending letter of William Wirt regarding it;
Boston, Feb. 26, 18T^. Is. (2p.) Imperfect:
portion of 2d leaf wanting.
JH-JUUl
Vol.8
No.41
Boston 1874 March 7
_Lai-rJ!itO®^.WillU» Lloyds 18 06>1B79
7 Kfer, I
I To Henry D* Wert£
'•Boot0119 Deolinof to purohoao a Sharp*! rlfla found in the
lonfIno house at Harper*! Ferry after the eurrenJer of John
iBrcwn. Diiappro^ed of Broim*a method of enanolpatlng the
slave!. Thi! letter ie followed hy a note written by F. J.
.Garrison explaining how H. D. Wert* acquired the rifle.
A.L.s. (wa. copy) S p. 7 x 4 1>'2 In.
I
Boston 187^ Mar. ih
Oliver, Grace Atkinson (Little) 18 UU-I 899 .
A.L.S.(Grace A. Ellis) to Abram E. Cutter
thanking him for picture of Mrs. Barbauld;
CBostonD ik Mar. 18t4. Is. (2p.)
Inserted in her Memoir of Mrs. Anna Laetitia
Barbauld. Boston, 18?^•
Boston 1874
*3 •Aal»2
.37
.101
March 20
Sterlinf^j John 11
Letter to ?; Poston, 20 icrch I87li«
March 22
Boston 1874
I
!
1874 __ j Oirrlton. W illlaa Ugyd^ 1806.1
22 ?Ar. Vol.8
I To Connor No«41
• Boston* Doo linos on InTitotion to ottond tho dod loot ion of
"Cosmion mil** in Ploronoo, Moss. Arguot ogoinst tho infoll-
ibility of tho Popo ond the Bible ond in myor of religious
dissent. "In order thot Protestontism noy stimulote to the
boldest utteronce ond sturdiest non-conformity, whsreby all
possible mental and moral gro^rth nay be a resultanee, there
Is yet 0 vest amount of Rononlsm to be ellminoted from it,**
Newspaper ollpplng. 1 ool. 13 5'8 x 2 lA in.
Boston 1874 March 26
-Brewer j Thomas Mayo^ iRiJt.lflPn,_
yo^
A*L#S* to cJuutin Vfinsorj regarding reference booki
Boston, 26 >!ar. iQlU. 1 s. (l p.)
I Wlnsor, Juatln, 1031-;
CaB.
23
.27
no. 2
C (T '
Boston
26 Mar. 18T^
Story, Joseph, et al.
To His Honor the Mayor and ... City Council
of Boston ... Boston, 26 Mar. l87^.
Ms.D.S. (on vellum) 1 /. (U8 x 36.5cm.)
Presentation of portrait of Charles Sumner,
to he placed in Faneuil Hall or Public Library.
Boston:
l87i+ Mar. 28
Eduard
MoWl.l.l
_
28 ^r.
To WlllJAM Lloyd QArrison
Vol.8
No .42
!«Boftona SuKg**ti tJ*t W.L.O. run for C. Suanar'o wot la
I ^h0 U oS # SonA^o*
A.L.O. 1 p. 9 7/8 X 7 7/8 la. aWith Oarrlion, WlXllaa
Lloyd to S. Atklnion, doted »r.28,1874a
Printed In pert la Trill Un Lloyd Qerrleon. IV|261.
March 30
Boston 1874
-mjm* -Wanhf, HiiniTr HMht ngtoilf l8l3-1881t. _
1001
A.L.S* to Justin Wlnaor rsgsrdlne OarMa book for
Ulln M, Bonbsai .Boston. 30 Msroh IBTU* 1 •. (1 P*)
fi Bonhaa, EUssbsUi A^^Nstl)
Winsor. Justlat 183^^07 •
Boston
1874
March 30
Ms.A^
lOiS?
( 22 )
Gannettj Vllllain Channingt 18140*1 923• _
A*L.S. to Isabella Mack etatlncj his Torsion of
series of witty, metaphysical questions and answers|
Boston, 30 Mar, 10714. Is, (3 p.)
I
Boston 1874 April-Aug.
Mfl.Ajn. i Huntj Thomas Star ry, I626»l8 9g>_^_
1072 '
(lOh-llO) 7 A.LL.S, to V/alch, Blpalow h Co. concerning printing
; of his Chemical and geolofclcal essays; Boston, etc.,
i Apr..27 Aug. lP7lj. 7 s. (9 p.)
!
Boston 1874
April 1
•Ch.J. _ IwMhbum, S M ___ . _ _
.7.125 I
to MsUoii ChaBb«»rlai«t rogiurdlng oxohsngo of auto-
gfmph lettai*i| Boston^ 1 Apr. 1874* 1 s. (2 p.)
I
T ChaaWUln, Mallen, 1821-1900
r
Boston
1874 April 1
Hb.A.2.371
p.io?
Wllllama, WllllMi,
LettiBr to W.L. Oari'lson; Boston^ 1 Apr* iBTt*
I Oarrlaon, Wllliaii Llj
Boston:
Apr. 9
¥k.k,l,2
v,yi
p.102
Andr ui, OottaTm ___
A*US. to Sawiel Edanind SomlU} Booton, 9 April 1S74«
I. Soual^SaBuol Edbiund
Boston 1874 April 10
Ms.A.1.2 Sewall, Samuel Edmund, 1799-1888.
V.37
p»103 Lotter to V«L. Garrison; Boston, 10 April I67li*
j. Mftvd. l8Q^*>lfl79A
Bosto
1074 _
Apr k2
n 1874 April 22
Brown, mao_A«3iatu«^J,e55-1^6, _ 1 ,^, 1 ? m «*..CL,A,7ul
To John S. Dwight*
!
I [Boston.] Encloses tickets for a concert of the Foster
Club which is to perform Mr. Whiting’s cantata to Long¬
fellow’s "The Skeleton in Armor." A.L.S. Ip. 8x5 in.
Boston
1874
April 22
_ JtoaJlcc
2740
( 62 )
Operti^G_d>l686« , . ...
A.N.S. to Francis Henry Jenks thanking hla for notice;
Boston, 22 Apr. 1874. Is. (l p.)
I. Jenks, Francis Henry, 1638-1894.
Boston .1874--
V.37
P.103
-May -9 _
OIGIVZED
Haalwll. winin /)■
Letter to W,L. Oarrlaonj Boeton, 9 May Iflyli,
I
I Garrison,
V/llllan Uo^18o^-1«79.
Boston 1874
May 15
r^^ BtooIm , PhiUlpe, ^, 1835-1893.
A.1..3. to the Rot, Joseph R. Cllnoh} Boston,
1 B» (2 P»)
X_ OK R
Ch.D.10.23
15 May 1874.
Boston 1874 May 30
Lunt, Georr.e^ _
“9SI1
A,L.S, to V7illiajn Wliitwell Greenou^h regarding Jlbrary
coiTffniUee; c^ostcna 30 May 1 s* (2 p.)
I Boston. Public Library
H Grt^eniugh. William
Boston
1874 June k
Ma.Am.
■^386
(7)
Wilder* Marshall Pinckney. 179d-ldB6«
A.L.S. to [Robert Boodey] Caverly declining invitationi
Boston* 4 Juno 1B74* 1 s* (1 p«)
!• Caverly* Robert B.^^^ X80S-1887*
I
Boston 1874 June 13
Ms .A. 1.2
Phillips, Wendell. I 8 II-I 88 I*.
V. 37.pin
Letter to Fremcis J. Garrison; Boston. 13 June 18 tU.
•
i
Boston
Ms.Ain.
2308
18t 4 June 25
Ticknor, Anna Eliot, l823-l8U6.
A.L.S. to Justin Winsor giving copy of the Life
of Joseph Green Cogswell to Boston Public Library;
Boston, 25 June 18T^. Is. (2p.)
j.
Boston 1874 July l6
M a.Aa,
Donahoe, mrick, lBll.1901,
1072
(U9)
A.N.S. to Welch, Bijjelow & Co. eendlnfi: oorreotionfl)
Boeton, 16 July l87l4. 1 8. (1 p.)
Boston
1874
July 21
21 July
(Xrriion. Wl llUa Lloyd^ 1 B06>18?9
I To Josoph R, Cartor
Vol.9
ro.6S
€ Boston* A roply to a raquast for an autofi^ph. W.L.O. also
Isuppllas tho lines of a poem he wrote on the walls of his
cell in the Laverett St. Jail on Oot.21,1856.
A.L.s. (Ml, copy) 4 p, 9 1'2 x 6 in.
Boston 1874 Sept. 13
leri
Jo^^n Corhun,
To Churlst Folsom,
[Boston.] bill fi\oin the tJoLton lype uio stereotype ^ounoiy
foi sUicotyplnt Vii.ui!nttun’£ ^>rlt ir ^ ^Sj ^ols. IV, A.D.F.
Ip. 9 7/4 X 8 in.
Verso: hecora of pL^ment, lepteraber 17, 1834, in Folsom* t
hena.
Boston
1874
Oct.
IWU4pi.J*nd»Jl^Wll=18«U _
iUIiS.* to KllllMi DrOoi [Boaton] Oot. 1874.
1 a. (1 P.)
• 2 >
T fWAlM 11 4 A.
Boston 1874 oct. i
1874 - Utolion^ WlllU a Uoyd^ 1B06.18T9
1 Oct • I
JlUiuJu.1
Vol.8
No.63
I Ciroular
jcBostona An appeal for books, pamphlets or newspapers relat-
I Ing to the Anti-Slayery oonfliot^ Issued In behalf of the Ihy
Collection at Cornell University by Tf.L.G., 77. Phillips, S.
May and Gerrit Smith. Ffof. 7:illard Flska, the Librarian of
Cornell University, has charge of the collection.
Printed document. 2 p, 7 3 '4 x 6 l/8 in.
Boston 1874 oct. 8
Ms,An, i CoMb, Samuel C
l?9’i ! “ ~ ■ -
to Justin Wlnsor roouestlnff copy of History o^
Mass. Charitable Mechanics Association; Boston, 8 Oct,
1 s. (l p.)
H
I.
Host on. Mayor, 187||,
Vlnsor, Justin, 1831-1^
Boston
Ms.q Atn.
2296
Nov. 2
Amon, Justus, supposed compiler.
Descriptive bibliography of Bavarian geo¬
graphies compiled for Joseph G.Cogswell;
CZiirich, Germ., l 86 -?D Ms. Iv. ( 9 i?.)
Bound in is letter from Charles P.Greenough
giving ms. to Boston Public Library; Boston,
2 Nov. 1874.
Boston 1874
Nov. 2
Qr»attou^f Charles P«lh * m. 18 44«»
A.H.s. to Justin Winsori Boston, 2 Nor, 1874
«OjS1.42.(51)
1 s. (I p.)
I Uinsor, Justla
Boston 1874 Nov. 6
MS-iAm . ,. St gne^ 1815t18 9 1._
1663
A.L.S, to Mrs. Steele returning eirticle eutmltted for
The Woman’s Journal; Boston, 6 Nov. 107^• Is. (2 p.)
I Woman’s Journal, New
II Steole,
Boston 1874 Nov. 15
-__1074 .
Kov.16
Bradlaurh^ Charles. ie33»l Q 91i reform er _ l/e KF
Vol.l
To Vila Field No.62
c3C Union ?ark, Doatona The writer oon£;ratulate8 Miaa Field
on her'*8uooe88rul debut.**
A.L.S. Ip. 71/8x4 1/2 in.
Boston 1874 Dec. 3
no. 1 ln^HfH,90,44C
1 374 fievfcr e hcuch una Lj’nn r<-lli‘Oi*d Comp^^ny
Dec 5 '
[Boston.] The convention ut the Pv^r!ur House, Boiton,
13 X 10 1/2 In.
There urc manuscript notes by Jolm T». Thornton.
Inserteu ure an tiuvortisenient of the tonus of the ConiX^ny,
cut from u newspaper, und u prospectus of tnc Boston Lund
Coa^xjiy.
I Sa-^e. i-5 X 8 5/4 In. no. 2 In ♦♦h.90.446
j Printed on both slues of tie paper.
I There ere muuusorlpt notes by John W. Thornton.
1
Boston 1874 Dec. 2,6
1874 f/at»)rston, Robert 1812-1893| author. Ch J 5.46
Dec V6
To tt frlonri.
[bouton. Mass. ? ] knsm^.ra his questions as to the W oren
autorraqh letter (General Joseph Warren). Nanos the book
which contilns the f.icslnlle and reconmendr. It to his friend
to read. Comments on Miss ;.,uincy. Ha^ not hlaself been able
to obt^iin a V.?<rrt: i auto<»ruph In his thirty years of collect-
In^^. A.L.S. 4p. 8x5 1/4 In.
Boston
1874
Dec. 28
1974 _ q^rrUon, Wlll Um Uoyd, 180B.ia?9 _
2 n Doo•
To Vrt • Oerrit Smith
Vol.8
No .66
• Roaton* A letter of oondolenoe on the death of Gerrit
Smith, Weard about It through a telegram from the office of
the Vew York Independent #
A.L.*. (J'8. copy) 4 p. fl X 5 In.
I
I
Boston:
l8Ti+ Dec. 30
X847
SO D«o«
I>eT*r«ux, H L _ _
To the 14th Anti-3Buaor
Ki •A«4 •GA
Vol.S
No.12
• Bostooa Roooiptad bill for printing lOOO oiroulare.
A.D.S. Ip, 5 S/8 X 8 S/8 in.
Ornnnontod with profiles of (Vitenberg, Pust, end Sohoeffer.
'Boston
517
1875-19^2
Oferwood. Hobrt W«ll »c». 192L- , oowp. _
CollMtlon of docuMnts, clippings, eorrespondsnes, notes
and essays on history of narrow gauge railroads servicing
Wlnthrop) Boston, etc. 1875-191*2. 20l* Items.
For fuller Information, see Accessions record.
1 Pallroads, Narrow-gage ^Mus.
2 Boston, Revere Beach & ^^Kallroad
3 Boston, Wlnthrop & Poln^Hirley Railroad
li Boston, Wlnthrop & Shore Railroad
Boston
1875-1895
Parmenter, William E
Ms.Am. 5 A.LL.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston,
lUOO 1875-1095. 5 s. (lip.)
(871)
Boston
Ms. Am.
lUOO
( 292 )
1875-1886
Connolly, William T
6 A.LL.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston, 1875'
1886 . 6s. (I7p.)
r
Boston
Ms. Am.
1400
(i*50)
1875-I88I+
Foster, Alfred Dwight, 1852-1932.
3 A.LL.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston,
1875-1881*. 3s. (5p.)
Boston
Ms .Am.
lJ*00
(U8U)
1875-1883
Gllmsin, Arthur, 1837-1909.
3 A.LL.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston,
1875 - 1883 . 3s. (l+p.)
Boston
1875-1881
Ms. q
875
.7.it
(1)
Boston. Sailing Regatta.
Bos. Records of the Uth of July regattas
sponsored by the City of Boston; l875-l88l.
Iv. (ca. lOOp.)
Boston
Ms. Am.
lUOO
( 1 * 18 )
1875-1877
Farnham, Luther, 1816 -
2 A.LL.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston,
1875 - 1877 . 2s. (2p.)
Boston
Ms.Am.
lUOO
( 500 )
1875-1876
Gould, Arthur C
3 A.LL.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston,
Mass., 1875-1876. 3s. (5p.)
Bos to
. J
1072 I
(3'’0-3fl3) ;
n 1875-1876
_ TlcknoTj Anna ^lot^ ]L82JL-1P96^__
I4 A,TJ.*S, to J#R# Oegood & Co. and Welch, TU^eloi#
& Co. concerninf^ printing o^ her Ll^e of George
Tlcknor; Boston, < Oct. Mar. I876. U a*
(7 p.)
l.Tlclcnor, George, 1791-1571,
Boston 1875
>fa.WjL
335
Adana. CharXea Francia, I835-1915*
A.L.S* to [7] regording aettlenent of aooount for copy¬
right and artlole} lioaton [ca.I8757] 1 a, (2 p«)
Boston ca. 1875?
R-B
BLS
Boston
Latin School
Association.
Ms .
Record of books in
library. Boston
18
: ms . ,
[ca.l875?].
1 V.
; 20 cm.
1..Boston. Public Latin School —
Library. I.T.
RG90-532017
MRG90-532017
13117
Boston
Ms. Am.
ihOO
(1336)
1875.
Chamberlain, Mellen, 1821-I9OO.
A.N.S. to Edward F. Hodges; Boston, 1875.
Is. (Ip.)
Boston 1875
lAiii
p.SJ
Oould. Ben.jamln Apthorp, 1757-1559.
A.L.S. to David Child;
3 3A".
(Boa ton? ca, 1875*
2 P.
5x
Boston 1875
loiTccca ('^rocell) _ Ch.F.5.6
A,!T, (3il poraon) to K. D. Chonoy; Dooton [1375?]
1 0. (1 p.)
Cheney, Edb«* Dow (Uttlohalo) 1324-1904.
^ _ 'Pi- - -3-- ___ t . 1 _ H ^
Boston 1875
-.b'/o ji'/7c. Ceivcr-tljUL the C.ii* 07
llntix-,* jl bwLiK'ir iiilx. coilteclioo ^ 7
■ t I'itl I'w, ortisrL ma /
^^ilalca circvUbrt, i'witi.tijub 4..iu ^ro^rbiia«si ^rlated
ai aiicrl^it co^)ln>ij oj ui tiCi.ee t-nd ^ etc,i
I
: [hjLVj.i, 1870. J ?jrtr»«lt^, i^iuot. ?0 ca.
j InciJuet Ihe io-iu-at-at, ao. 1-7, 8-16, 181J;
»)/ Cutrivt J. viwo la the i*uthor*f- a.-n-
|u»crl^t)^ Lcu^vt ol ha4i<er illii, u/ ^ujiuel Je 4 ,s>oc, cut
[Ljatl.iu^^i oa ^Minxt ci.rQ*j
#
Boston 1875
Ja^ v>r the A>^ttxe o! ^.S?.67
ilioiiicwr liixi.. (Coiitlauei.> ^ ^
J /
ii lie i.67^; &uie In iiie ^
ji.at ,jr*s ai auscri^t; Ai,c ol i>\ixijcer iLlii.| o/ horuce
1 i-. wcciuuwr, cat 1 rj.a ^he Joatiu/ of Joiy^ i373j
' ti.no la tA*« luauccrijtj ^xirtriilts of
ill i ou Iijv.e«
Inw Joaaovnt it- t.<.-^)cri.ieiy.
Boston 1875
JfCBDUa*! EduOA’tifOXl .
!!•#« Am, 669^
Tha Wonftn*a Eduoation Aasooiation of Boaton [A hlatory]
Ms. [Boston^ 1875] 3 o*(6 p*)
I
Boston:
18T5 Jan. h
v.3c3|P2
Clarkej Kchmrd H
Letter to William Lloyd ‘'arrisonj Boston, h Jan. 1875*
Boston
1875
Jan. k
1876
4 Jan*
qtrrltca^ Wli m* Uoy d, 1806-1878
To J. n.(t) Clark.
Vol.8
No. 67
• Bostons A
90*9 rather*
Printed L.s.
letter of oondolenoe on the death ot* the address-
Ip* 14 X 6 in*
Boston 1875 Jan. 6
niot. Sa/TUO l^
A.#L.3* to Justin V^nsor
e^stona 6 Jan*
re^arJlnc ]jroposad book Usti
1 8. (1 P.)
I Winaor, Justin, 1031-1
Boston
1875 Jan. 13
l^g in » Jomiphin a (Hr «, Ckor gi L . ) _
v«30
p»5 Letter to W«L*Garrlaon| Boston^ 23 Jan* 1875*
I* Oarrison^ William Lloyd^ I805-l879o
Boston:
18T5 Feb. 10
Ms.A.1.2
Clapp. w\
v.3^.P9 6
7
Letter to William Lloyd Garrison; Boston, 10 Feb,
1075.
Ms-
A. l.:i V.
•
I
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Boston
1875 March 19
Ms .An,
9U» ■
S hervood,
A.L.S* to cJiuitln WinsorTs zvgardlng tour o
Cathedrali Boston, 19 Mar# 1875* 1 «• (2 p*)
1 Boston*
I Wlnsor,
Holy Cross
Justin, 1831
C^j^rml
Holy Crooa
Ronton
lg7B T^lutori, Adalalda, 1822. t aotresa
Apr.b
To cKata Kiolda
Va KP
Vol ,0
Wo.f)87
cRavere Kousa, Bostona
persona in Paris, it is
you go,,,” Says she is
Z p.m,
A.L.3, iipp, 6 lA X 9
**,,,ln order to commend you to certain
necessary that I know in what capacity
not leaving Boston until Thursday at
1'4 in.
Boston 1875 April 12
IftTO - U»rrl>pn^ ffllllim Uayd. lB0fi-iR79
12 Apr.
To Tfhom?
Vol.8
No.69
• Bostons Doolines an Invibatlon to the oelebration of the
oentannial anniTersary of the Bsittle of Conoord.
A.L. copy?) 3 p. 7 Z/4 x 4 3/4 In.
Unfinished rou^h draft.
I
Boston 1875 April 12
1675 _ rrJL«on. WillUa Lloyds 18QB,1B70
Vol.8
No.70
12 Apr.
To Whom?
cBostoiia An iaprovod version of the letter on No.69 relating
to the invitation to attend the oentennlal celebration at
Concord. Gives his views bn the importance of the n&ttle of
Concord. His sympathies are alviays with the oppressed.
Speaks in favor of wormn suffrage and the rights of colored
people.
A.L.s. 5 p. 8 X 5 in. ^2 p.); 7 3''4 x 4 3/4 in. (3 p.)
f
Bostons 1875 April 12
Ticknor, Benjamin Holt, l8U2-
Ms.Am. A.L.S. to H. Clarke, Welch, Bigelow it Co.,
I 8 U 6 discussing composition for volume of Longfellow
selections; Boston, 12 April 1875. 1 s. (l p.)
Boston 18T5 April 19
iaZ£ — ' _ UaJX.la.< hic..'^q.
April 19 1 J 9
I Oration at Lexln, ton, April 13, 187S. Manucorlpt.
(In Lexlnfton ana Concord. 1776-1876... 15 ff. [Boetan.
1376.])
I On the Battle ot Lexington.
Boston 1875 April 19
1875 Lorlng, George Bailey, 1317-1391 _ No.l In ** 0 , 500,159
Apr 19
Revolutionary Boston* [Audress at Clu'ist Church, Boston,
' April 19, 1875.]
' (In Lexington and Concord. 1775-1375.•• (1), 74 ff.
[Boston. 1875.])
Boston 1875 April 25
Bigelow, Erastua Brigham, 1814-1879#
I
A«L«3# to John Loi'd F^yest Boston,
(4 pp.)
!
!• Ka/es, John Lord,
25 Apr. 1875. 4
Boston
1875 April 26
Quincy, Eliza Susan, 1798-188U.
In A.L.S. to Justin Winsor sending 10 copies of
XG 2d ed. of Josiah Quincy's Hist, of Harvard
.302 University for the B.P.L.^with suggestions for
.1 binding; Boston, 26 April 1875. ls.(3p.)
v.l Moxinted in one copy of the book in question.
MB
Boston: 18T5 May l8
Ma.A.1.2
v.38,p20
ChftPttftn
Maria Veaton
Letter to W.L. Garrison; Boston, l8 May 18T5.
1
Boston:
1875 May 25
T,3d
p.21
B oston, H»yor> ___
Letter to V.L* (krrlson inviting him to Bunker Hill
centeiiniel celebration| Dostoni 25 May 1875*
Boston 1875 June
Holrae3^011ver_WGndclljL 1809-1^94. __ Ml»45 -
Crancifaother* 3 story of Bunker Hill bikttle as she sav, it
' froD the belfry. 7p.
Manuscript 9 nude especluLly for the Boston Public Library>
I by the author.
i , n t '' T«.' T
A.L. of Dr. Holmes Inserted.
Boston 1875 June 17
im _
June 17
JVji4_i3JLg_-183jLj .
An oration acllvcrca i.t Chi.rlctto\.n June 17, 1875, In oora-
rntmoruilon ol tiie ceutennlul ennlvorti^ry of tUe Battle of
Dunkfci' iilil* Bouton# 87 p^)#
Much of the muiuscrlpt la in the author* c hand#
T..O LUtotX'aph lettera cloned by Devons ait Incerted*
I
Boston:
1875 June 23
Ms.A.1.2
Cobb, Samuel C
v.38,p2$
Letter to William Lloyd Garrison; Boston, 23 June 1875*
•
1
Roston 1875 July
felchbttrci Julius, I82li-l393
27aO C^l)
to [Francis Henry Jonka] forwardinp tickots; Boston,
3 July 107?* 2 3. (2 p.) V/ith portrait.
T T?—_
Bostqn 1875 July Ih
Sargent^ Zpea, Ifll3«lfl60,
M8.A.1.2
y.-JT
p.27
Letter to VI111,am Lloyd Garrieont Boaton» lU July 1875*
Boston 1875 Aug. l8
1875_
IB Aug
. Ll oyd, ieQ5..l879
I To Dr. Aloxtnder Milton Rost
MiuA^LJ
Vol.B
ro.76
■ Bo8ton> Accept By thanks for your rolune entitled *Reool»
leotlone end Experlenoee of en Abolitionist.*" Hopes tlmt
A. If. R. will send e copy of his book to the Librerinn of
Cornell Hnlversity. Refers to A. M. R. *8 efforts in behalf
of fugitive slaves. Objects to passages in A. M. R.'s book
in which he quotes John Brown’s derogatory renarVs about tha
northern Abolitionists. Claims that the Oirrlsonian plan
for the overthrow of Slavery by moral and spiritual means
was better than '’rown's doctrine of force and servile Insur-
' eotlon.
Boston 1875 Aug. 25
. -1826 - »rrl»o n. Wllltoa Llnyd, iHOfi-iBTa
25 Auc*
To Alexandor Milt on Rosf
ysuAAA
Vol.8
No. 76
tBootcn* llanti A. ¥, R, to ■uppreso oortaln itatamente made
by John Brown ooncarnlng thi Northern Abolitionists in the
asoond edition of his book. Comments on Bream’s Abolition*
ist beliefs.
'lypewrltten L. 2 p. 10 1,^ x 7 7/8 in.
Typed signature. Includes a note in the handwriting of
Frederic Fbnoroft oonoeming A, M, R,
Boston
vjil
1875 Aug. 25
Urrl»oi>, ’.lllliam 'Unyrt»-igQ^.,l*'79»
Letter to A.t?. Ross; TVieton, 2^ Aup^, 1^75*
I Roes, Alexander Mlltoiv
I
Qostop 1875 Sept. 15
_ IBftcon, Edirln Maorpa^ _ _ _ _
llj02 '
A,!f,3, to «Wllll4a7» Lea aotborltlng F.R, Jsnka to
rapraaont tha Boston Otlly Globa at aaatina of cradltorai
Boston, 1< Sapt. 1 f. (l p.)
!• Boston Dallj Oloba
I, Laa, WllliaM
Boston 18T5 Sept. 13
Nichols, Edward P
Ms.Am. A.L.S. to Gideon Wells discussing Admiral
23 I 1 I 1 Farragut’s importance in the capture of New
Orleans; Boston, 13 Sept. 1875* Is.(Up.)
Boston 1875 Oct. 12
VtJkM.
997
Dr»k»f SmwI Adw. I833-1905t
A.L.S* to JuBtin Vlnior rogardlnc
•Boston?* 12 0ot« I67S« 1 •• (1 P«)
mp quoftlonsi
!• Wlnaori Justlni l83i
Boston 1875 oct. i6
— 1875 - Cknrlt^n^wm iftA Llovd, 1806-1879
vjtA.ia,
Vol.R
Vo.77
16 Oct.
To Capt. E. F. Bartlett
• Bostons Deollnea an InTlt^itlon to celebrate the one hund¬
redth year of the organlratlon of the old Vewburyport Artil¬
lery Company, ncm Company "A" of the 8th Infhrrtry*Regt. ?f.
I L.G. onoe bolonf^d to the Artillery Corapaoy^ but has sinoe
beoane an "earnest advocate of the cause of Peace," and ther¬
efore disinclined "to Join in any military celebration »»>ttt-
ever."
A.L.s. copy) Ip. 9 3'4 X 7 7''8 in.
Boston
Ms. Am.
lUOO
( 66 )
1875 Nov. 3
Bald» F
A.L.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston,
1875. Is. (Ip.)
3 Nov.
Boston 1875
Nov. 7
1072
(63)
Qarland, Mary J
I83ti-1901.
A»L,3, to H,H, Clark aeoklni; onploytiwnt for nloee|
Boston, 7 Nov, Ifl?^. 1 s. (1 p.)
Boston:
MBsA.1.2
v.38»p36
1875 Nov. 16
Qvditch^ Hanyy Tny^ritnll
Letter to W.L. Garrison; Boston» I 6 Hov. 1873•
Boston 1875 nov. 27
Hala, Bch«rd Brarett, 1822-1909*
Map Raf,
6163.39
A.L.S. to FVod [1.6.?]j Boston, 27 Nov, 1875. 1 s. (l p.)
Inserted In Salalfiga2 s£ ft curious aid valuable collection
' ^ original ^s and plans of nJLUtary positions held In the
Hevolutlonary vara iBoaton^ Doc. 17, 1862), to
which coHoction the letter relates*
I
Boston 1875
Va.Aw, i _Wln8or,
1072
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Boston 1875 Dec. 15
1875 Fields^ tJMaat Thomas 16X7-1881
I>so 15 To Pugh, Manager of Centennial Exhibition in Phila.
[Boston] Adrises him that Longfellow is to go to Phila.
Counsels manner of approach to other notable writers, namelyt
Bryant, R. H. Dana, Holmes, TThlttier, and Lowell.
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Boston 1875 Dec. 19
1875 Fialdt, James Thomas 1817-1881
M98« Aeo« 340
Deo 19 To Pugh, Manager of the Centennial Exhibition in Riila.
[Boston, Mass,] Reports that Longfellow will not aooept
(Contanariant) Post. Is dining with Holmes, Longfellow, and
Whittier, and will do all he can to promote plan. (Of ap¬
pearance at the Centenary Exposition in Rilla.]
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Boston
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1376-
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iLowellf Frunci? Cabot, 13C5-1911.
Journal of a tour in Europe, 1876-7. [Boston, etc. 1876-77 .J
254, (54) p.
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1 Europe—Descr. & tmv,
Boston 1876
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Ms Signatures of the pupils ent
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[1979] . Bonhaa^ Henry
tflojoua
[Boston.] Services of Brig. Cen»l H. If. Benhem, during the
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Army of the Potomac. Inserted is an autotraph letter of the
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• BoatonTs •The Boston Evening Traveler saya-’The silly attack
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Hayes and Wheeler Battalion. Boston,
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Methodis t B piso onal Chureh» Y ^oiaan*e ForeIgn_MoSj^Aoo.860
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Ms. iBoston, 1876] 1 o. (2 p.)
Boston 1876
Morrissey, Elizabeth M
Ms.qAm. Diary while student at Girls* High School;
1956 Boston, 1876. A.Ms. 1 vol. (385 p.)
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Boston. Clerk of Committees.
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On 1876 Jan. 21
jSc^eelngerj^ Sebasti^ Benaoa^
To John S. Dwight.
[Boston.] Congratulates Dwight on a "superb" article. A.L.S
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• too Ch ildren U yriand Society,
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N0.2.
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Mbb.Acc.
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other parts of the Cityj Boston, 5 Apr. 1876.
2s. (2p.)
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Ms. 2873
Glendon Company, Lumber Dealers, Boston.
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2s. (2p.)
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Boston:
Ma.A. 1.2
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1876 Apr. 27
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OfomzEo
Boston:
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Boston 1876 May 6
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I Garrison^ Wnilam LXayd^ 1805-187?
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Samuel C
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Cheney I Ednah Dow h others.
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CountsrsicTied by Hannah E. Stevenson and W.C, Garnett*
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Boston 1876 June 9
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Ms. 2875
Perkins, John P
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May
l(6o
Wlnthropj Robert Charleaj 1809*16^U»
AJta«t Oration at the Kuaic Hallj Boaton^ li JuJy ld76«
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1 Fourth of July oratlo
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1876 July 12
Swift, H
A.L.S. to Mellen Chamberlain; Boston, 12
July 1876 . Is. (Ip.)
Boston 1876
Sept. 11
1876 Pi«ro«^ Ethmrd 1829.1897
11 S«pt.
To Ifra* Mari* (Yfoston) Chapaain
^ykjL,9.Z^
Vol.32
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• Boitoiis The writ.or rofors to two lottora of 1842 and ono of
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addroMoo can find Sumner*! anawera and let the writer ace
them. If S. attended the Ant 1-SlaTory falrt, the writer
would Ilka from the addreeaee a one reminlaoenoei of thoa# oo*
caaiona. Alao wanta to know if Lord Morpeth accompanied S«
to the Fkir in 1841.
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Sumner . Boetoo, 1877.
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1876 Sept. 13
Osgood, James Ripley, 1836-I892.
Ms.Am. A.L.S. to Welch, Bigelow & Co. on following
I8U2 directions of Maria Weston Chapman for her edi
(1) tion of Harriet Martineau's autobiography; Bos
ton, 13 Sept. 1876. Is. (2 p.)
Boston 1876
Sept. 19
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P.6l
Rovey, Charles A
Letter to W.L. Oarrleon; Boston, 19 Sopt, I 876 ,
I Garrison, William Llo;
80 ^- 1879 .
Boston 1R76 sept. 2k
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Boston 1876 Sept. 30
1876
Sep SO
O urtia^ Lwirfc C,
To Tliilllaa W. Greenou^h
[Boaton.] A.L.S. Sip* Refera to the gift of the orlglrua
roll cull for the meeting at fttneull Hall, Nov* S:6, 1850,
to the Boaton Public Library*
Boston
Ms.Am.
21U7
1876 Oct. 3
Fox, Gustavus Vasa, I82I-I883.
A.L.S. to Bishop Healy asking for aid on
derivation of several Abnaki place names;
Boston, 3 Oct. 1876. 2 s. ( 3 p.)
Boston
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lltoo
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1876 Oct. U
Osgood, George L
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Oct. 1876. Is. (Ip.)
Boston
Pi
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1876 Oct. li^
■TO. Bdward UlU*. 1629-1997.
Letter te W.L. Oeirleen} Beeten, lU Oot* 1876*
I Qerrleen, Wllllea Uey<l« 1805-1879.
Boston 1876 nov. 6
Ms.Am, Hale, Edward Everett. 1022-1^9.
^ --—-
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Boston 1876 Nov. 17
Hill, Henry D
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Boston 1876 Nov, 20
Ma.An, Holwes, Oliver Wendell, lfl09-lC9l4.
1303
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Invitation; Boaton, 20 Nov. 1876. 1 a. (l p#)
1
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Natural Hlatory Soolety«
Boston 1876 Dec. 2
l\3 A.1.2
Stone^ Lucyj 1613"IQ93*
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Letter to W.L, Garrisonj Boston, 2 Doc. 1076.
I. Garrison, infllllam Llovd. IB Ob-187 9
Boston:
1876 Dec. k
V.38
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I. Qarrison, William lloyd^B05-1879«
Boston 1876
Dec. 5
1870 — Bell, Alexander Orahon, 1847-1922i.Jlnyentorj _ C h J l.SA
Doo 6
To Jamco K* Hubbard of the Boston Public Library*
jl^oston University^ Thanks him for his attention* Comnents
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(of any books that may be in the library on the subjects of
I the mechanism of audition, or of audition in birds or hunanse
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Jl
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1072
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1876 Dec. 27
_01nn^ He tth and CoDinar, publishers ^ Boston^ _
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